Solid Timber Flooring

A wide variety of the highest quality solid Timber Flooring Products

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American White Oak
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Australian Chestnut
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Baltic Pine
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Blue Gum
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Brushbox
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Chantilly French Floor Panels (European Oak)
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Coastal Blackbutt
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Cypress Pine
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European Oak
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European Oak
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Florentine French Floor Panels (European Oak)
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Grey Box
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When it comes to choosing your timber flooring product, the first decision is whether you want to use an engineered timber product or if you wish to explore the wide range of solid timber varieties that are available.

Honestly, some locations are not suitable for solid timber flooring. Most notably, properties and rooms with high heat and moisture variations.

But if you have the opportunity and budget to install a solid timber floor, nothing compares with the striking and luxurious presence that it brings a room. Particularly when it has been installed by expert timber practioners such as Know-How Flooring.

Noticeable differences between Engineered and solid timber flooring are:

Engineered timber products has a thinner layer of hardwood on the surface, which is supported with a premium-quality plywood layer for good stability. This means that it has a limited number of re-sanding / refinishing opportunities before the top layer is worn away.

Installation of solid hardwood floors takes weeks while engineered prefinished floorboards can be installed within a couple of days.

Depending on the product, solid timber floors are much more expensive. But when they are expertly installed, the difference in quality is easily apparent.

Of course it varies from product to product. It depends on the hardness of each particular species of wood. However, generally speaking, with proper and consistent care solid wooden flooring is extremely durable. It will last not just decades, but a century or more.

The Janka Hardness Scale is the way we classify hardwood flooring in Australia. It’s a good indication of the amount of wear and tear the wood can withstand.

Ratings 12 and higher resist denting, which is appropriate for high-traffic spaces in your house or business, such as kitchens. Medium density woods like Blackbutt would be great for your living room as well as dining room, while those rated 6 and below are soft woods, perfect for a low-traffic space such as your bedroom, guest room and closet.

Solid timber flooring products respond to the environmental conditions more than engineered options. However, this depends again on how hard the timber is.

Timber products higher on the Janka scale described above may be suitable for these areas. However, softer timbers can experience all kinds of swelling, warping and cracking issues if they are installed in inappropriate locations.

Always make sure you consult thoroughly with your Know-How Timber Flooring specialist to ensure the timber flooring product you are ordering is right for every single room you are planning to have it placed.

What’s best for someone else’s property might not be best for you. That’s because the underfloor preparation we undertake is determined by the current condition of the floor, the requirements of the floor (acoustic underlays, or underfloor heating, for example) and the attributes of the room’s environmental condition.

Indeed, our subfloor recommendation may even change once we remove the existing floor and see what condition the current underfloor is in.

Our promise is that we will never take the short, easy path when it comes to preparing your subfloor. We will always recommend the solution that will lead to the best result for years to come.

What’s better? Solid Timber or Engineered Flooring?

At Know-How Timber flooring, we do much more than just provide wooden floors. We offer unbeatable customer service and unrivalled passion for sourcing the highest quality Engineered Oak to create a seamlessly smooth finish on your floors.

We have a team of dedicated experts to help you decide which coating and finish is right for you, and you can bet there’s always a stain that will produce the exact colour you desire.

Whether you’re looking for a fresh and light wood flooring effect, or a rich and luxurious wooden oak floorboards style for your home, we have everything you need to make your floors look stunning.

Make an appointment with the Know-How team today

Wherever you are in Sydney, our experts will bring your timber flooring project to life. We’d love to come and have an informal chat about your needs, whatever stage of planning you are at. Get in touch with Know-How Timber Flooring today

A wide variety of the highest quality solid Timber Flooring Products

American White Oak

Australian Chestnut

Baltic Pine

Blue Gum

Brushbox

Chantilly French Floor Panels (European Oak)

Coastal Blackbutt

Cypress Pine

European Oak

European Oak

Florentine French Floor Panels (European Oak)

Grey Box

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What’s better? Solid Timber or Engineered Flooring?

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