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  • Solid timber flooring

    Solid Timber Flooring

    Durable and longer lasting. We provide information and advice on a type of timber to match your lifestyle and needs. We use the JANKA rating (measures the hardness of timber), to ensure the timber you choose will be suitable for the traffic and demand on your floor. Pre finished hardwoods eliminate the need for sanding and polishing and are easier and cleaner to install. A variety of timbers (with different grades, quality and colours) available to choose from.

  • Timber Flooring

    Timber Flooring

    Floors are an essential part of our homes. Just as individual styles differ, so do our preferences in floors. Timber floors enhance the look and value of our homes in comparison with other types of coverings. Timber floors are also an excellent option for asthma sufferers. Why? Carpets harbour dust mites, timber flooring does not. We can supply and/or professionally install all types of timber flooring, including: - Solid timber floors - Floating floors - Laminates - Parquetry (mosaic and freestyle)

  • Installation

    Installation

    Installation provided for residential homes, commercial sites (retail stores, showrooms and offices) and public areas. Almost all locations can be floored, just ask us. We are very particular about detail, especially with the trims and finishings around fixtures (benches, kitchens fireplaces etc), doors and stairs. We provide care and maintenance information for all jobs completed to help maximise the life of your floor. We can also provide cleaning services (at an additional cost) after installation, if required. Installation of our floors is guaranteed* (*Conditions apply).

  • Australian Beech

    Australian Beech

    One of the most important hardwoods of Australia, Australian Beech is renowned for its strength and versatility of application. Its colouring ranges from cream to pale brown.

  • Bamboo

    Bamboo

    Native to China, Bamboo is an incredibly hard-wearing material with excellent resistance to moisture, insects and allergens. The grain pattern varies depending on the method of construction, horizontal, vertical or strand woven. Bamboo flooring exhibits subtle colour variations, ranging from a warm caramel colour to a lighter natural blond.

  • Blackbutt

    Blackbutt

    Blackbutt is a commonly grown hardwood with a straight grain and even texture. Its colouring ranges from cream to pale brown, sometimes with a slight tinge of pink.

  • Cypress Pine

    Cypress Pine

    Australian Cypress is a unique Australian timber featuring characteristic golden brown colour with highlights from pale creams to yellow, and features decorative tight knots. This is a very hard wearing timber.

  • Flooded / Rose Gum

    Flooded / Rose Gum

    Rose Gum has a straight grain with moderately coarse and even texture. The colouring is an attractive pale pink to red brown colour.

  • French Oak

    French Oak

    French Oak is an imported hardwood. Its colouring ranges from cream to pale brown, sometimes even with slight tones of pink. The grain features decorative tight knots.

  • Ironbark

    Ironbark

    Ironbark is an extremely hard timber, with an interlocked grain and a moderately coarse texture. Grey Ironbark displays a stunning range of colours from pale brown and grey to dark chocolate brown and also dark reds. Red Ironbark has a deep, rich red colouring.

  • Jarrah

    Jarrah

    Found mainly in Western Australia, Jarrah is well known for its density and resistance to insect attack. It is incredibly hard, and as such is heavily used for both commercial and residential flooring. Jarrah is a beautiful rich red colour which deepens over time into a soft burgundy.

  • Karri

    Karri

    One of the world's tallest trees, Karri is native to the southwest corner of Western Australia. It has very high density and hardness. Karri is a lively red colour with overtones from pale pink to rich reddish brown.

  • Messmate

    Messmate

    Messmate is a well-known hardwood species used in a variety of timber applications. It is rich in detail with an even texture and visible growth rings. Messmate varies in colour from pale browns through to light yellows with subtle hints of peach.

  • New England Oak

    New England Oak

    This species is found in the New England region of New South Wales. It has a medium and even texture, with a variable grain and prominent growth rings. New England Oak's colouring ranges from soft yellows and pinks to pinkish browns.

  • Red Mahogany

    Red Mahogany

    Red Mahogany is a large tree which grows from Sydney to Northern Queensland. It is prized as a very dense timber with fine grain and deep red colouring.

  • Ribbon Gum

    Ribbon Gum

    Mainly found in the cooler areas of Australia from the Mount Lofty Ranges of Victoria to the tablelands of New South Wales, Ribbon Gum has lovely soft pink tones.

  • Spotted Gum

    Spotted Gum

    A very tough timber, Spotted Gum grows on Australia's east coast, from the foothills of the Snowy Mountains in Victoria to the lush coastal regions of southern Queensland. Its colour varies through pale grey browns and soft creams to a rich chocolate brown. It often features a wavy grain which can produce an attractive and highly valued fiddleback effect.

  • Stringybark

    Stringybark

    A blend of a number of eucalyptus varieties native to various areas of New South Wales, Stringybark features a moderately fine and even texture with a straight grain. It is generally a light coloured timber ranging from pale yellows through to soft golden hues.

  • Sydney Blue Gum

    Sydney Blue Gum

    Named for its attractive blue grey bark, Sydney Blue Gum colouring ranges from soft brown reds to deep rich reds. It has a straight grain that is sometimes interlocked.

  • Tallowwood

    Tallowwood

    Tallowwood is a prestigious timber with an even and often interlocked grain. It is an exceptionally durable hardwood species with unique colour and grain structure. Tallowwood varies in colour from yellowish brown with a tinge of olive green to distinctively paler shades.

  • Tasmanian Oak

    Tasmanian Oak

    Commonly found in Tasmania, this timber ranges from pale cream to pink and a light reddish brown. The grain is extremely straight and even. Tasmanian Oak has excellent dimensional stability, making it an ideal choice for extreme climates or over radiant heat.

  • Turpentine

    Turpentine

    Turpentine is a very durable hardwood which is commonly grown in New South Wales and southern Queensland. It has a straight grain and coarse but even texture. Turpentine varies in colour from pale pink and pale reddish brown through to darker reddish brown.

  • White Oak

    White Oak

    White oak is a commonly grown hardwood with a straight grain and even texture. Its colouring ranges from cream to pale brown.

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