Flooring · Engineered timber
Real timber on a stable base. It is the only floor on this site you can sand back and refinish years later, and the only one that looks like exactly what it is.
Australian hardwoods and European oak. Open a range to see every board in it. We can supply other ranges from our suppliers too, so ask if you have one in mind.
Worth knowing
The top layer is genuine timber, so the grain is never repeated and it ages the way timber ages.
The engineered base is what stops it cupping and gapping the way solid boards can in a coastal climate.
A 2 mm wear layer sands back once, a 4 mm layer more than once. It is the number worth asking about.
The top layer is real timber, on a stable plywood or HDF base. That base is what stops it cupping and gapping the way solid boards can in a coastal climate.
Yes, which no other floor on this site can say. The wear layer decides how often: a 2 mm layer sands back once, a 4 mm layer more than once.
Yes, with care: wipe spills up and keep mats at the sink. Keep it out of bathrooms and laundries, where hybrid, vinyl or sheet vinyl belong.
It is real timber, so it marks the way timber does and wears in with character. Felt pads under furniture and a mat at each door help. If claws are the worry, laminate has the toughest surface.
A plank floor shows whatever is under it, so the slab or the old floor has to be flat and dry first. We check level and moisture at the measure and tell you then if anything needs doing, rather than on install day.
1b/160 Pacific Highway, Tuggerah. Bring your plans, or just bring a cushion. We will put the samples next to it.
