It’s difficult to give an exact timeframe without a site visit, as every home is unique. The duration of installation can vary depending on several factors, including preparation. For example, removing old flooring, levelling the subfloor, or installing moisture barriers can all add extra time to the process.

The type of product you choose also plays a big role. A floating installation is generally quicker, as the planks simply click together without glue, while a glue-down installation (often with rubber underlay) takes longer. More detailed patterns such as herringbone, chevron, or Versailles require extra precision and therefore more time. We provide an accurate timeline once we’ve inspected the space and confirmed the preparation requirements and chosen product.

Engineered timber flooring is made with a real hardwood surface bonded to a stable multi-layer base. This gives you the authentic look and feel of natural timber, with unique grain patterns and warmth in every plank. Because the top layer is real wood, engineered floors can often be sanded and refinished, making them a long-lasting choice that adds real value to your home.

Hybrid flooring, on the other hand, is a man-made product designed to look like timber while offering extra durability and practicality. Made from a rigid core with a protective surface, it is 100% waterproof, scratch-resistant, and easy to maintain, which makes it a great option for a busy household.

Yes. While most of our clients choose our full supply & install service, we also provide supply-only options for builders, DIY renovators, and trade professionals. All products are backed by manufacturer warranties for peace of mind.

We all love our four-legged friends, so it’s important to keep them in mind when choosing new flooring, especially if they share the home with the rest of the family.

Hybrid, Laminate, Stone, and Vinyl planks are excellent options for pet-friendly living. Being man-made, they’re highly resistant to scratches—so sharp claws are less of a concern. They’re also water-resistant and non-porous, meaning spills and accidents won’t be absorbed into the planks like they can with solid or engineered timber.

Visit our showroom to explore our wide range of stylish, pet-friendly flooring options!

With man-made flooring ranges such as Hybrid, Laminate, Vinyl, or Stone Composite planks, colour variation is minimal. These products are designed with consistent patterns and finishes, so what you see in a sample board will closely match what you get across the whole floor.

With engineered or solid timber, natural variation is part of their unique charm. No two boards are ever exactly the same—grain, knots, and colour tones can differ, even within the same species. This variation is what gives timber its authentic, one-of-a-kind character. It’s important to view timber samples as an indication rather than an exact match, as your finished floor will feature a beautiful mix of tones and natural features.

Floating installation is when boards with a “click” system are locked together over a foam underlay without the use of glue. It’s quicker, more cost-effective, and doesn’t require drying time. Because the floor sits over the subfloor, it’s very important that the base is level to minimise movement, as floating floors can sometimes have a slight “bouncy” feel. This method is common for Hybrid, Laminate, and selected Engineered timber ranges that feature a click system.

Glued-down installation provides a firmer feel underfoot and allows for seamless transitions between rooms without the need for expansion trims. Boards are glued directly to the subfloor or onto a specific acoustic underlay, which is often required for apartments (subject to STRATA approval). This method is suitable for Engineered timber