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Timber Flooring

Solid timber flooring in Australia uses boards cut from one piece of wood. An engineered timber floor has a wood surface over a layered base.

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About Timber Flooring products

Timber flooring has always been a popular choice for homes and offices across Australia. But it's not just about the look of timber floorboards. It's also about comfort, practicality and style. While there is a huge range of flooring solutions in Australia, ArchiPro features only the very best from trusted suppliers. Our selection includes wood flooring and engineered wood flooring, among other varieties and also different types of solid timber flooring including the very popular oak timber flooring.

The timber floor is a timeless classic. It is a beautiful and natural product, warmer than tile and more convenient than carpeting. It’s also a long-lasting investment with a distinctive look that adds character to any room. ArchiPro has a large selection of timber flooring from some of Australia’s most reputable vendors.

Wood flooring

Wood Flooring is one of the most versatile options available. Whether you're looking to add a rustic touch to your kitchen or are looking for a classic look in your living room, wood flooring has got you covered.

Engineered wood flooring 

The base of engineered wood flooring is made of plywood, fiberboard or recycled wood flooring, and topped with a layer of veneer. A floating wood floor is a type of application that involves the planks being snapped together on top of another flooring material or a cork flooring cushion in a floating timber floor installation. This procedure works well with engineered timber flooring.

Cork flooring

Cork flooring is a renewable resource and is also biodegradable and recyclable at the end of its useful life-so it's great for the environment, too!

Parquet wood flooring  

Parquet wood flooring is a beautiful option for any home. A broad range of materials can be used to create a number of designs, making it exceptionally versatile.

The advantages of high-quality timber flooring

When it comes to choosing the perfect flooring, there's no denying that timber is a popular choice. This is due to its natural look, durability and ease of installation. It has the ability to bring warmth and style into any space, making it an ideal choice for those wanting to give their home a touch of rustic charm. Oak timber flooring is durable and an extremely popular choice, while cork flooring is environmentally friendly and used by many homeowners in Australia.

How to choose a timber flooring that’s right for you

Timber floors may dramatically enhance the décor of your home, but it's critical to choose the right type, colour, and texture to get the most out of its visual features. The type and colour of timber will impact the overall feel of your room, while the texture will determine how comfortable it feels beneath your feet. The surface finish adds to the overall aesthetics but also helps protect wooden flooring. Oiled finishes provide a natural feel, while lacquered finishes bear a classy look and protect the surface from damage better. Whether you choose wood flooring, engineered flooring or other such types depends primarily on your individual taste.

How long does timber flooring last?

Timber flooring can last for 50 years or longer if it is cared for properly, but there are many factors that influence how long your timber will last. These factors include humidity levels, climate conditions and more.

Is timber flooring waterproof?

While it’s naturally resistant to water damage and decay, it does not mean that the material itself is waterproof. Instead, it means that the material has been coated with a protective finish that prevents moisture from seeping through to the subfloor surface underneath. This finish can be applied either before or after installation depending on how much protection you want your timber flooring to have against moisture exposure.

Can you use timber flooring in a bathroom?

The short answer is yes! Timber flooring can be used in bathrooms if it's properly sealed and maintained. In fact, they're actually quite popular when used this way because they add warmth and texture to the space.

What should you not put on a hardwood floor?

Hardwood floors are made of real wood and are designed to withstand the wear and tear of everyday life. However, some things that can cause damage include dirt/debris, heavy furniture/appliances and heavy-soled shoes (such as heels)