Granwood flooring is a composite wood flooring product made from a mixture of wood chips, cement, and fillers. This material is then compressed into individual tiles and installed traditionally onto a bed of sand and cement, or potentially onto a sprung subfloor called Gransprung. Once laid, the surface is sanded and sealed, with a solvent based polyurethane finish, creating a seamless, highly durable surface.

Unlike solid hardwood floors, Granwood does not expand or contract significantly with changes in humidity or temperature, making it incredibly stable and ideal for environments where fluctuations in climate or constant footfall are issues.