Solid Timber Flooring
What is Solid Timber Flooring?
Solid timber flooring is milled from a single plank of natural wood — no plywood core, no veneer. It can be sanded and refinished many times over, ageing with character rather than wearing out. It performs best indoors, where humidity and temperature stay fairly consistent.
- 01 100% Natural WoodMilled from a single solid plank, no layered core.
- 02 RefinishableSanded and restored multiple times over its life.
- 03 Long LifespanCan last for generations with proper care.
- 04 Natural VariationUnique grain pattern in every board.
- 05 Best IndoorsPerforms best in stable, consistent conditions.
Supply & Installation Scope
Our timber flooring installation follows a fixed sequence, from sub-floor checks to the final coat, carried out by our in-house installers.
Surface Preparation
Screed is cured, levelled and checked before any timber is laid.
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Moisture check
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Screed flatness
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Sub-floor level
Laying Timber Strips
Strips are bonded onto the plywood/cemboard base, cleat-fastened and closed off edge to edge.
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Adhesive application
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Laying strips
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Cleat fastening
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End piece fit
Sanding & Varnishing
Multiple sanding passes, gap filling and two coats bring the floor to its final finish.
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3-stage sanding
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Edge & stair sanding
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Final disc sanding
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Corner grinding
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Gap filling
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Base coat
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Grain buffing
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Top coats