RANGE OF SOLID FLOORING OPTIONS
We source a range of solid timber products for your floor. Speak to one of our experts about what might be best for you.
A selection of our most popular products are shown below, however, if you have something else in mind, please feel free to contact us.
Experience the freedom to choose your flooring in your home!
A selection of our most popular products are shown below, however, if you have something else in mind, please feel free to contact us.
Experience the freedom to choose your flooring in your home!
The Benefits of Using Solid Flooring
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Large Selection
There's a wide range of solid timber flooring products available for your projects. |
Can Be Re-Sanded
Timber flooring can be re-sanded a few times before reaching the tongue and groove layer. Engineered and solid flooring has a similar depth layer of solid hardwood above the tongue and groove. |
There is a large selection of timbers that are available as solid flooring
products.
Please note: Some images above have a colour finish applied and are not the natural wood colour.
FAQ'S
What's the Difference Between Solid and Engineered Flooring?
Solid timber flooring is 100% hardwood from the top to the base, meaning that the plank is solid wood all the way through.
On the other hand, engineered timber flooring is made up of a 3-6mm top layer of solid hardwood, which is glued to an engineered base of layered ply or birch. The mm's top layer is dependent on the board width and can vary between brands.
On the other hand, engineered timber flooring is made up of a 3-6mm top layer of solid hardwood, which is glued to an engineered base of layered ply or birch. The mm's top layer is dependent on the board width and can vary between brands.
WILL I GET MORE SANDS FROM SOLID FLOORING OR ENGINEERED FLOORING?
The tongue and groove joint connects together when the flooring is laid. The re-sandable part of solid flooring is measured from the top surface of the flooring to the top of the tongue and groove. This is the same with engineered flooring. Whether you are sanding solid or engineered flooring, you can only sand down to the tongue and groove joint.
The thicker the hardwood layer on your engineered board, the more re-sands you will get. However, bear in mind that the thicker your top layer, the higher the cost.
The thicker the hardwood layer on your engineered board, the more re-sands you will get. However, bear in mind that the thicker your top layer, the higher the cost.
CAN ANYONE INSTALL MY SOLID FLOORING?
We recommend that a qualified flooring installer lay your flooring for you to get a high level of workmanship.
WHAT FACTORS SHOULD BE CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING SOLID TIMBER FLOORING?
As solid timbers are a natural product, there is a chance that the flooring may be affected by moisture content in the air and exposure to heat. This means that you may experience some shrinking or expanding gaps between floor boards or cupping of the floor boards. There are no product warranties issued with solid flooring options.
Projects using Solid Products
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