Flooring Timber Range

American Oak Timber Flooring

Also known as White Oak or Red Oak, American Oak is one of the pre-eminent hardwoods of eastern North America.

Baltic Pine Timber Flooring

Baltic Pine is a time-proven timber – in fact the older your floor grows, the richer its character becomes.

Blackbutt Timber Flooring

Renowned for both its strength and versatility, the colour range is subtle – the perfect choice for a light and neutral look.

Brushbox Timber Flooring

Brushbox has a beautiful rich colour. The grain is close and even textured, often with a curly interlocking habit and is resistant to wear.

Cherry Mahogany Timber Flooring

A limited edition species that has a subtle red to blush undertone, often medium to deep red.

Grey Box Timber Flooring

With a relatively fine and even texture, Grey Box creates a stunning effect across a whole floor.

Grey Gum Timber Flooring

With a red heartwood and moderately coarse and even texture, Grey Gum makes a beautiful floor.

Grey Ironbark Timber Flooring

Deriving its name from the colour and toughness of the bark, Grey Ironbark has the highest Janka rating (hardness) of any Australian native hardwood.

Jarrah Timber Flooring

Known for its beautiful colour varying from rich reds to deep browns, Jarrah is generally straight grained.

Red Ironbark Timber Flooring

A elegant, beautiful red, Red Ironbark is recognised as one of the hardest hardwood flooring available in the world.

Silvertop Stringybark Timber Flooring

Silvertop Stringybark is a warm honey brown colour timber, sometimes with slight pinkish hue that is ideally suited for flooring.

Spotted Gum Timber Flooring

Spotted Gum is sought after by consumers and specifiers alike for its striking colour and for its density.

Sydney Blue Gum Timber Flooring

With colour ranging from dark pink to reddish brown., the timber is easy to work, fix and dress.

Tallowwood Timber Flooring

Often used for dance floors, Tallowwood has a yellowish brown heartwood with a tinge of olive green.

Tasmanian Oak Timber Flooring

Warm, dense and resilient, Tasmanian Oak is the preferred hardwood for a wide range of applications.

Turpentine Timber Flooring

A very hard timber, the species name is derived from the small amount of oleoresin in the inner bark.

Victorian Ash Timber Flooring

With a grain that is straight, open and even with a uniform texture, Victorian Ash is easy to work with.

Oakleaf Engineered Oak Flooring – Classic Board

Oakleaf Classic Board is a pre-sanded wide board featuring a top ware layer of European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe, available up to 300mm wide.

Oakleaf Engineered Oak Flooring – Design Board

Oakleaf Design Board is a pre-sanded board featuring a top ware layer of European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.

Oakleaf Engineered Oak Flooring – Modern Board

Oakleaf Modern Board features a top ware layer of European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe in natural, smoked, distressed or aged look.

Oakleaf European Oak Parquetry – Block (Traditional)

Oakleaf Block Parquetry, sometimes called Traditional Parquetry, featuring precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.

Oakleaf European Oak Parquetry – Chevron

Oakleaf Chevron Parquetry featuring precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.

Oakleaf European Oak French Panels – Florentine

Oakleaf French Panels feature precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.

Oakleaf European Oak French Panels – Marie Antoinette

Oakleaf French Panels feature precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.

Oakleaf European Oak French Panels – Versailles

Oakleaf French Panels feature precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.