There are many reasons to choose a solid timber floor, such as for the natural beauty and durability, the enviromental soundness and easy care and maintenance, as well as the almost endless variety of species, colours and sizes available.

Select Grade
Select grade is subtle feature grade of timber flooring providing limited variation in natural characteristics. The Timber is carefully graded for various characteristics excluding colour to ensure it meets strict quality standards and has smooth, uniform look. Select grade compliments modern, minimalist and traditional styles. Available in 80mm or 130mm widths.

Standard Grade
Standard grade is distinguished by the highlighting of natural variations in timber such as veins, spirals, burls, and insect trails which give timber floors a unique character. This grade shows forest history including bush fires, floods,drought, insect travels, and the natural variations that appear in the grain of Australian native hardwoods. Standard grade timber is carefully graded to include the most interesting variations and distinctive timber markings to enhance the look of a timber floor. Available in 80mm or 130mm widths.

Recycled
Recycled flooring features a rustic aged appearance, a unique floorboard due to the natural features and variation in colours. These are rare salvaged timbers from historic buildings, bridges, and other sites, providing a sought-after individual timber flooring style. Available in wide floorboards starting at 280mm down to a narrow 60mm width board.

 

Timber Species Available

• Alpine Ash • Australian Beech • Blackbutt • Brushbox • Forest Reds

• Ironbark • Jarrah • Karri • Red Mahogany • Rose Gum

• Spotted Gum • Sydney Blue Gum • Tallowwood • Tasmanian Oak • Turpentine

 

Species Hardness Rating (Janka)
(The higher the number, the harder the timber)

Alpine Ash
Tasmanian Oak*
Rose Gum
Australian Beech*
Jarrah
Tallowwood
Karri
Sydney Blue Gum
Forest Reds*
Blackbutt
Brushbox
Spotted Gum
Turpentine
Red Mahogany
Ironbark

*These timbers are blends of several species. The rating is the average for the species used in that blend.

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