Solid timber floors are the ideal investment for your home. Once installed, our timber floors can last a lifetime and are easily renewed or restored for a fraction of a new floor price.
Nothing compares to the look and quality of a hand-crafted hardwood floor. Aside from being the perfect option for the whole family, solid timber floors enhance the look and feel of any space. Solid timber is chemical-free, sustainable and a generally healthier alternative than many other flooring options.
Our solid timber floors come in many species and sizes, making them a customisable option for your home.
Plus, our expert installers can fit these options anywhere, so whether your home is on a slab, stumps, or stilts, we have the knowledge and experience to tailor it to your house.
When it comes to the finishing touch, there are a range of coatings to choose from. From natural-looking matte or satin to gloss and oil-based coatings, we can help you choose the best option based on your needs.
Our Suppliers
Natural Wood Floors has a range of local suppliers that meet world-class standards for the ethical harvesting of Australian Hardwoods. We take pride in only using the best products available on the market without compromise to ensure your investment lasts for decades.
Our most popular species
Spotted Gum
Spotted Gum
A rich individual timber, popular with architects and designers due to its striking grain structure and vibrant colour palette. Spotted gum is a large native hardwood that is grown in a variety of forest types along the NSW coastal strip into QLD. The word “spotted” refers to large spot like features that form on the tree as it sheds its bark in strips and adds character to the wood.
Blackbutt
Blackbutt
Blackbutt is a species that grows across the coastal forests in NSW and southern QLD. The name is derived from the distinctive black, charcoal look that is only on the base of the trunk and is renowned for its strength and versatility. Blackbutt is a straight grained timber, with a warm nutty feel which compliments a range of interior designs with a lighter neutral palette.
Tasmanian Oak
Tasmanian Oak
Tasmanian Oak varies from straw to reddish brown with intermediate shades of cream to pink. The grain is usually straight, open and even but has character via subtle growth rings. It is well known for its staining qualities which means you can easily match it with others timbers, finishes and furnishings.
Wormy Chestnut
Wormy Chestnut
Australian Wormy Chestnut is a striking and individual choice. Procured from predominately Victorian forests its history and development is attributed to years of bushfires, droughts and the harsh weather conditions from the heart of the state. The name derives from its wormy appearance with solid veins reflecting through the wood showcasing its individuality. A low maintenance wood that makes a bold statement in any home popular with designers all over the world.
Red Ironbark
Red Ironbark
An elegant lustful red, Red Ironbark is an iconic species having been used in Australia’s history as a strong durable hardwood. Recognised as one of the hardiest floorings available in the world, it combines a cathedral grain pattern with a deep dark rouge colour. Red Ironbark is a medium to large tree that grows in the dryer regions in Northern NSW and Eastern QLD.
European Oak
European Oak
European oak or English oak, is a species of flowering plant in the beech and oak family, Fagaceae. It is native to most of Europe, west of the Caucasus. The tree is widely cultivated in temperate regions, with the Oak tree being one of the most dominant broad-leaved species in temperate Europe. The clearly demarcated heartwood is light brown to dark brown. Oak is mostly straight grained with a medium to coarse texture. European oak is singular in its smooth texture, cool consistent color range and straight tight grain.
Need help choosing your floor?
You can view an extensive range of our samples in our Seaford showroom by appointment. Alternatively, we can bring these samples to you for a no-obligation consultation.
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