The Campagne Collection

Campagne Flamed

French Oak — Belgium

The beauty of the Campagne Collection is found in its textured uneven surface. Using a Japanese technique, shou sugi ban, Campagne Flamed is created by burning and then heavily brushing the surface of the wood, leaving traces of charring.

Campagne Flamed

Beneath the Surface

A History of Quality

The raw oak in the Campagne collection comes from forests throughout southeastern France. The particular climate in this region yields remarkably large, straight logs with a characteristically tight wood grain. The areas are carefully maintained by forest managers, and trees are only harvested once they reach their full maturity, approximately 150 years. The areas are then repopulated with new plantings to ensure the future health of the forest. After fabrication, the planks are transported to Belgium to be hand-finished individually. The distinctive appearance of Campagne Flamed is created using the Japanese technique, shou sugi ban. The surface of the wood is intentionally burned and then heavily brushed, leaving traces of charring.

Why do we love it?

The subtle rusticity of the textured uneven surface and unique finishing process.

How does it look?

Campagne Flamed has a textured uneven surface with pronounced wood grain and a natural coloration with hints of charring.

How does it wear?

Minor to moderate wear can be expected over time, depending on traffic. Wood discoloration is inherent with consistent exposure to UV rays.

Where can I use it?

Suitable for indoor use in moderate and high traffic areas.

Specifications

Product Information

Campagne solid and engineered planks are available in two size ranges: medium and XL. Each size comes in a standard range of lengths and 3 standard widths.

Any single plank width or multiple plank widths within the same size range may be selected per order.

Format	Solid Planks
Textures	textured uneven surface
Components	Solid French Oak with Loose Tongues
Thickness	7/8" - 21mm (+/- 5mm due to texture)
Plank Lengths	M: 70 7/8" (1800mm) to 106 5/16" (2700mm) XL: 78 3/4" (2000mm) to 118 1/8" (3000mm)
Plank Widths	M: 5 1/2" (140mm), 7 1/16" (180mm), 8 11/16" (220mm) XL: 8 11/16" (220mm), 10 1/4" (260mm), 11 13/16" (300mm)
Patterns	Chevron (4 3/4" x 25 9/16" - 120mm x 650mm) Herringbone (4 3/4" x 28 3/8" - 120mm x 720mm) Versailles Available on a Custom Order Basis
Certification	PEFC Certified Option Available for Planks FSC Certified Option Available for Patterns

Format	Engineered Planks
Textures	textured uneven surface
Components	6mm Top Layer of French Oak 14mm Birch Plywood
Thickness	3/4" - 20mm (+/- 3mm due to texture)
Plank Lengths	M: 70 7/8" (1800mm) to 106 5/16" (2700mm) XL: 78 3/4" (2000mm) to 118 1/8" (3000mm)
Plank Widths	M: 5 1/2" (140mm), 7 1/16" (180mm), 8 11/16" (220mm) XL: 8 11/16" (220mm), 10 1/4" (260mm), 11 13/16" (300mm)
Certification	FSC Certified Option Available

Campagne Flamed

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Because of the individualized nature of the materials we sell, many of the products have significant variation in size, shape, color, texture and thickness. These irregularities are inherent in hand-made and natural materials such as ours. It is the responsibility of the owner/purchaser and those acting on behalf of the owner such as the designer, architect, contractor or installer to verify that the material specified is appropriate for its final application and to review and approve all materials before the materials are shipped. Samples are available on request. Samples are given as an indication of a particular product and are for reference only. Due to the inherent variation in the size, shape, thickness, texture and color of our materials, individual samples cannot be considered exact representations.

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