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.
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Baltic Pine Timber Flooring
Baltic Pine is a time-proven timber – in fact the older your floor grows, the richer its character becomes.
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Blackbutt Timber Flooring
Renowned for both its strength and versatility, the colour range is subtle – the perfect choice for a light and neutral look.
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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.
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Cherry Mahogany Timber Flooring
A limited edition species that has a subtle red to blush undertone, often medium to deep red.
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Grey Box Timber Flooring
With a relatively fine and even texture, Grey Box creates a stunning effect across a whole floor.
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Grey Gum Timber Flooring
With a red heartwood and moderately coarse and even texture, Grey Gum makes a beautiful floor.
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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.
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Jarrah Timber Flooring
Known for its beautiful colour varying from rich reds to deep browns, Jarrah is generally straight grained.
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Red Ironbark Timber Flooring
A elegant, beautiful red, Red Ironbark is recognised as one of the hardest hardwood flooring available in the world.
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Silvertop Stringybark Timber Flooring
Silvertop Stringybark is a warm honey brown colour timber, sometimes with slight pinkish hue that is ideally suited for flooring.
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Spotted Gum Timber Flooring
Spotted Gum is sought after by consumers and specifiers alike for its striking colour and for its density.
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Sydney Blue Gum Timber Flooring
With colour ranging from dark pink to reddish brown., the timber is easy to work, fix and dress.
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Tallowwood Timber Flooring
Often used for dance floors, Tallowwood has a yellowish brown heartwood with a tinge of olive green.
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Tasmanian Oak Timber Flooring
Warm, dense and resilient, Tasmanian Oak is the preferred hardwood for a wide range of applications.
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Turpentine Timber Flooring
A very hard timber, the species name is derived from the small amount of oleoresin in the inner bark.
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Victorian Ash Timber Flooring
With a grain that is straight, open and even with a uniform texture, Victorian Ash is easy to work with.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Oakleaf European Oak Parquetry – Block (Traditional)
Oakleaf Block Parquetry, sometimes called Traditional Parquetry, featuring precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.
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Oakleaf European Oak Parquetry – Chevron
Oakleaf Chevron Parquetry featuring precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.
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Oakleaf European Oak French Panels – Florentine
Oakleaf French Panels feature precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.
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Oakleaf European Oak French Panels – Marie Antoinette
Oakleaf French Panels feature precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.
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Oakleaf European Oak French Panels – Versailles
Oakleaf French Panels feature precision milled European Oak imported directly from Northern Europe.