Before any new flooring can be installed, proper floor preparation is crucial. It’s the foundation for a beautiful and d...
The herringbone pattern on the flooring complements the flawlessly polished contemporary interiors.
The Herringbone timber floor features a mixture of tan shades – perfect for the house since there is a lot of natural li...
Waterproof laminate means that water will never be able to penetrate the flooring.
If you don’t want to see scratches on your beautiful new flooring, the best way to avoid them is to get scratch-resistan...
Hybrid flooring captures the look and feel of an authentic timber floor, while offering the convenience and durability o...
The best way to search for sustainable carpets is to look out for Eco Labels.
Advances in high resolution printing mean that there are very few types of flooring that laminate can’t imitate these da...
Is your flooring made of engineered timber or solid timber? Do you know the difference when you see your floors?
Choosing the right engineered timber floor installation method: Floating or glue down?
Case study: EG Funds, 50 Carrington Street, Sydney
Separating engineered flooring fact from fiction: Is a thicker wear layer necessarily better?
Hybrid flooring durability: Understanding the role of thickness, core layer and wear layer
Specifying fit-for-purpose floor coverings: Design considerations for the most common flooring materials
Common flooring types and installation methods: Key considerations for successful flooring
The shift towards engineered timber for internal wall & ceiling linings: A specifier's guide
