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OAK PISA BENE
Pisa Bene is an exquisite hardwood flooring option crafted by Bergamo Floors. Made with passion and precision, Pisa Bene offers a blend of timeless beauty and modern functionality, creating a stunning focal point for any interior.
The off-white stain color of Pisa Bene is designed to bring a welcoming and fresh look to any room. Its sophisticated appearance complements both traditional and contemporary spaces, making it an ideal choice for any interior space.
What sets Pisa Bene apart is its super-wide engineered design (242 mm/ 9.5″), providing a bold and elegant look that can elevate the style of any room. The high-quality craftsmanship of Bergamo Floors ensures durability and stability, making this flooring both beautiful and long-lasting. Perfect for homes with high traffic or radiant heating systems, Pisa Bene stands the test of time without compromising on style.
Made in Italy, with a Marine-Grade, Baltic Birch Plywood, topped with 4 mm veneer of European white oak and finished with a safe water-base protective coating, Pisa Bene brings the artistry and excellence of Italian craftsmanship straight to your home.
Elevate your space with Pisa Bene by Bergamo Floors—where elegance meets functionality.
SPECIFICATIONS
NAME | THICKNESS | WIDTH | VENEER | GRADE | FINISH |
Pisa Bene | 5/8″ (15mm) | 9.5" (242mm) | 4mm | Light Character |
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Disclaimer
Wood flooring is a natural product that can vary in color, grain, and contains natural characteristics that varies from plank to plank and is to be expected.
These can include knots, fills, splits, mineral streaks, sap wood, and other features not present in samples. It is not possible to represent every characteristic of a wood floor in every sample board.
Accepting or rejecting the material must be done on full shipment of quantities only, not carton by carton or plank by plank.
We do not warrant against these natural variations from plank to plank or variations from the sample to plank. Installation confirms acceptance of the wood floor in its entirety.
