Architectural Timber Flooring

We offer timber flooring in both Australian and imported timber species.
Our range is available in multiple widths of tongue and groove profiles
that are suitable for top nailing and secret nailing.

Species

Spotted Gum

Known for its durability and attractive markings, Spotted Gum is a popular Australian hardwood that can transform any space with its rich hues.

Blackbutt

Blackbutt is a durable Australian hardwood with a straight grain and warm, blonde to medium brown hues, making it perfect for interior flooring.

Ironbark

Ironbark is a tough Australian hardwood, known for its dense grain and exceptional durability in flooring applications. Available in grey and red ironbark.

American White Oak

American White Oak is a versatile timber with a light colour palette and distinctive grain that has made it popular for flooring with a blonde tone.

Victorian Ash

Victorian Ash is an Australian hardwood with a straight grain and pale colour that’s prized for its workability and the high quality of finish it offers.

French Oak

French Oak is celebrated for its beautiful grain, strength and resilience, making it an excellent choice for timber flooring, especially once stained.

Australian Timber Flooring by Modinex

Why Choose Australian Timber Flooring Over Imported Timber

Our Timber Flooring Difference

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Timber Flooring FAQs

What’s the difference between solid timber and engineered timber flooring?

As the names suggest, solid flooring comes from full timber boards that are cut, dried and machined from the tree.

Engineered products combine the beauty of natural timber from a layer, or lamina, of timber being added to a manufactured substrate, usually plywood.
The advantage of this is that solid timber lamina exponentially decreases the volume of natural timber required but, nevertheless, gives board strength and stability.

How long will my timber flooring take to install?

The installation process for timber floors can depend on two criteria:

– The construction type of the building
– The type of flooring chosen

Concrete substrates may need sealing and levelling before installation of flooring. Natural flooring may need acclimatisation before laying, sanding and adding a polished coating.
Generally, one advantage of the engineered, pre-finished flooring is the quick installation process. Therefore, installation may be as fast as several days to solid flooring taking two weeks.

Is timber flooring easy to maintain?

Simply answered – YES!

Regular maintenance only involves regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove with a damp (not wet) mop periodically. Avoid heavy solid shoes that can collect sand & stones that may damage the polished surface.

Due to all of Coach House Timbers flooring having a MINIMUM 6mm wear layer, sanding and repolishing ensure years of service.

Can solid timber flooring be installed in any room?


Yes! Solid timber flooring and our solid 6mm laminate engineered flooring can be installed in almost any room.

However, it is important to consider the room’s usage and function. For example, western facing aspects or open fireplaces can affect moisture equilibrium. But at Coach House Timbers, our years of experience and expertise is available to guide and help your choice.

We make your ideas work!

Article By   Charlton Cooper

| 8 May 2024

Charlton Cooper

Head of Projects

Charlton is a seasoned advisor in construction and design, collaborating with builders, developers, and architects to deliver exceptional projects. With extensive experience as a head of projects, Charlton combines deep knowledge of natural timber, aluminium, and concrete to provide innovative and inspiring design solutions.