Japanese Solid Timber Flooring
by Sugi
Tauranga, New Zealand
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Experience the warmth and durability of Japanese timber flooring. Our Sugi cedar, Japanese larch, and aromatic Hinoki cypress are GOHO certified and designed for New Zealand homes. Solid wood construction combines natural beauty with exceptional stability. Distinctive grain patterns and rich tones create timeless elegance, while traditional Japanese craftsmanship ensures lasting quality and performance.
Product Details
- Product
- Japanese Solid Timber Flooring
- Category
- Timber Flooring
- Sold by
- Sugi
- Brand
- Sugi
Experience the warmth and durability of Japanese timber flooring.
Our Sugi cedar, Japanese larch, and aromatic Hinoki cypress are GOHO certified and designed for New Zealand homes. Solid wood construction combines natural beauty with exceptional stability. Distinctive grain patterns and rich tones create timeless elegance, while traditional Japanese craftsmanship ensures lasting quality and performance.
- Specs
Tongue & Groove
- R-FL-421
- 128x19mm
Tongue & Groove
- R-FL-420
- 83x19mm
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Japanese Solid Timber Flooring
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