Timber Flooring Installation
Planning your timber flooring installation is an important step toward achieving a flawless result. Before work begins, there are several key decisions to make—such as selecting the right timber type and finish, assessing your subfloor condition, and considering the layout and flow of your space. Proper planning ensures your flooring not only looks exceptional but performs beautifully for years to come. Taking the time to get the details right at the start sets the foundation for a smooth and successful installation.


Important Selections

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Timber Type
There are many timber options to suit different styles and functional needs, including:
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Solid Hardwood: Classic, durable, and able to be sanded and refinished multiple times, perfect for traditional and high-traffic areas.
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Engineered Timber: Constructed with a real hardwood veneer over a plywood base, offering greater stability in areas with fluctuating moisture and temperature.
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Parquet Flooring: Made from small pieces of wood arranged in decorative patterns, adding a unique, elegant touch to any room.
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Timber Species
The right species offers the ideal balance of durability, style, and maintenance, helping you achieve a long-lasting floor that suits your lifestyle, enhances your home’s aesthetic, and adds long-term value. Consider:
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Performance: Not all timbers are created equal. Hardness, wear resistance, and stability vary significantly between species.
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Aesthetic Harmony and Signature Character: The grain pattern, color palette, and texture of your timber set the tone for your entire room.
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Environmental Adaptability: Moisture levels and temperature fluctuations can affect timber performance.
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Investment and Value: There’s a timber option for every budget. We’ll guide you to choices that give you the best balance of quality, style, and price.
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Pattern or Layout
Choice in board width, installation patterns, and layouts will contribute aesthetic and functional benefits, allowing you to tailor the look and feel of your space. Popular patterns include:
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Straight lay: Ideal for a classic look that suits any room or style.
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Herringbone: Perfect for a formal space or making a subtle statement.
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Chevron: A bold, modern pattern with clean angled lines creating a sense of movement.
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Random/Variable: A more natural, rustic feel - great for adding character.
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Custom patterns: Bespoke design for personal expression. Ideal for design-led interiors.
We're here to help you build the perfect floor
Not sure which timber or pattern is right for you? We’re here to guide you with expert advice and a stress-free installation experience—let’s talk.