Warm, quiet floors for living areas and bedrooms, chosen to sit beside your tiles with clean transitions and matching tones.
Most homes mix tile and timber: tiles in wet areas and kitchens, timber-look floors in living areas and bedrooms. Choosing them together means the tones work and the transitions line up at the same height.
We supply engineered timber, luxury hybrid planks and laminates, including hybrid ranges in 8 mm and 9 mm with acoustic underlays for apartments. Common species looks include spotted gum, oak and blackbutt, from pale to deep brown.
Details
- Types
- Engineered timber, luxury hybrid and laminate
- Hybrid
- Rigid-core planks in 8 mm and 9 mm, water resistant
- Best for
- Living areas, bedrooms, apartments and offices
- Good to know
- Apartments usually need an acoustic underlay that meets strata and building rules
Dimensions
| Product | Thickness | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury hybrid | 8 mm and 9 mm | Rigid core, water resistant |
| Engineered timber | By range | Real timber top layer that can be sanded and refinished |
| Laminate | By range | Timber looks from pale to deep brown |
Apartments usually need an acoustic underlay that meets strata and building rules.
Applications
- Living and bedrooms
- Apartments
- Tile-to-timber transitions
Technical documents
| Document | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Installation guidelines | Maker guidelines for adhesives, grouts, movement joints, substrates and large-format handling. |
| Product testing data | Slip resistance certificates (AS 4586), water absorption, breaking strength, chemical and stain resistance where tested. |
| Specifications | Technical data sheets: formats, thicknesses, finishes, shade variation, edge type and recommended applications. |
| CAD files and textures | Tile and pattern files for drawings, plus high-resolution textures for renders and client presentations. |
Available for every range we supply, with your sourcing brief or trade account. See the technical library.
Before you buy
- Is it suitable for a kitchen or laundry?
- What acoustic rating does my building require?
- Which trim joins it to the tiles?
- Can it go over existing tiles?
Looks
Common questions
Timber and hybrid flooring, answered
Frequently asked questions
Hybrid or engineered timber?
Hybrid is water resistant, very stable and budget friendly. Engineered timber has a real timber top layer that can be sanded and refinished. We help you weigh up looks, feel and budget.
Can hybrid go in a bathroom?
Hybrid resists water, but wet areas in Australia need waterproofing and usually tile. We recommend tile for bathrooms and hybrid or timber for the rest of the home.
Planning a project? Let's choose your tiles together.
Book an obligation-free consultation. We will curate a short list for your space and bring it to you, so you choose in your own light.