All Flooring
Over 600 flooring products across six categories, held under one roof at our Auburn showroom. Hybrid, laminate, engineered timber, vinyl plank and tile, broadloom carpet and carpet tiles, from Belgotex, Godfrey Hirst, Preference Floors, HTT Flooring, Terra Mater, Bass Timber, Airlay, Eco Flooring Systems and StoneFloor.



Phone photos from our own jobs, taken the day the floor went down.
- 600+flooring products in stock
- 9brands under one roof
- 280+five-star Google reviews
- Freemeasure and written quote
What is in the range
Hybrid6.5mm to 10mm, rigid core with pre-attached acoustic backing, waterproof through the board. The everyday default for most of the homes we quote.
Laminate8mm and 12mm, including water resistant ranges rated for wet areas. The most cost effective way to get a convincing timber look over a large floor area.
Engineered timberReal oak or Australian hardwood veneer over a stable plywood core, floating or glue-down, in plank, herringbone and chevron. It can be sanded and recoated later in its life.
Vinyl plank and tileIncluding looselay, which can be lifted and relaid. Useful in rentals and in rooms where the subfloor may need access later.
Broadloom carpetWool and solution dyed nylon, cut pile and loop pile. Still the best answer for a bedroom that needs to feel warm and quiet.
Carpet tilesCommercial specifications for offices, gyms and rental properties. A damaged tile gets swapped rather than the room getting recarpeted.
Three ways to buy
You do not have to buy the labour with the boards. The right route depends on your budget, your timeline and how handy you are.
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Supply and install
We measure, quote, order and lay it. One point of contact, one invoice, and the responsibility for the finished result sits with us. Best if the job involves stairs, a subfloor that needs work, herringbone, or glue-down engineered timber, all of which punish inexperience.
Details of how we run an install are on our flooring installation page.
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Supply only, and you lay it
Buy the product, take it away or have it delivered, do the work yourself. Floating floors are DIY-able in a straightforward rectangular room with no height transitions. Plenty of our customers have laid their own bedrooms and hallways and been happy with them.
We will still measure the space for you if you want the quantities checked before you commit. Getting the order wrong is the expensive part of DIY, not the laying.
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Bring your own installer
You have a trade contact, a family member in the game, or a builder already on site. Buy the flooring from us and have them lay it. We stay available through the job: if your installer hits something unexpected, they can call us or come in, and we will work through it with them.
Tell us at the point of order that you are going this way, so the underlay, trims and any transition profiles go out with the product rather than becoming a second trip.
Choosing by room
- Kitchens, laundries, bathrooms. Hybrid or vinyl. Both handle standing water in a way laminate and timber do not. Water resistant laminate is a middle option if the room only ever sees splashes.
- Hallways and living areas. Anything hard wearing. Look at the wear layer figure rather than the total thickness, because that top layer is what takes the traffic.
- Bedrooms. Carpet still wins on comfort and on sound. If you want a hard floor upstairs, acoustic underlay matters more than it does on a slab.
- Apartments. Check your strata by-laws before you buy. Most buildings set a minimum acoustic rating for hard flooring, and it is cheaper to know that first.
- Offices, gyms, rental properties. Carpet tiles. A damaged tile gets swapped rather than the room getting recarpeted.
If you are laying it yourself
Five things that account for most DIY floors going wrong.
- Acclimatise the boards. Leave the unopened packs flat in the room for 48 hours before you start. A floor laid cold and tight will buckle when the room warms up.
- Leave the expansion gap. Every wall, every door frame, every fixed cabinet. Skirting or scotia covers it afterwards. A floating floor that is pinned at one edge has nowhere to move.
- Check the substrate for level before you open a single pack. A long straight edge and a spirit level will tell you in ten minutes. Hollows get self-levelled, not ignored.
- Use the right underlay. Some hybrids have it pre-attached and adding more voids the warranty. Check the spec sheet on the product page.
- Order about 10% over. Cuts, waste and the occasional damaged board are normal. Coming back for one extra pack risks a different batch with a slightly different shade.
Samples, measures and getting it home
Come into the showroom at 111 Station Road, Auburn, and see the boards in daylight rather than under a screen. Colour on a monitor is unreliable, particularly on greys and on anything with a grey-brown cast.
Measure and quote are free whichever of the three routes you take. Flooring is heavy and is charged for delivery, so pickup is worth considering on smaller jobs. Our free Australia-wide delivery applies to rugs, not to flooring.
Recent jobs
Four of the floors we have laid lately. The full set, with the before photos and what each job involved, is on the free measure page.
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Kellyville
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Hoxton Park
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Merrylands
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The Ponds
Common questions
Can I change my mind and have you install it after all?
Yes, as long as the product has not been opened and cut. Call us before you start.
Do you sell underlay, trims and scotia separately?
Yes, along with door bars, stair nosings and adhesive. These are the things DIY orders most often forget.
What warranty do I get if I lay it myself?
The manufacturer's product warranty still applies. What you do not get is a workmanship warranty, which is the part that covers the laying rather than the boards. Manufacturers can decline a claim where the failure was caused by installation, so follow the spec sheet.
How much do I need?
Length by width of each room, added together, plus about 10%. Bring your dimensions in or ask for a measure and we will do it properly.
Do you work with builders?
Regularly. Talk to Nas about trade pricing and lead times on multi-property jobs.
Book a measure or come and see the boards
Call (02) 9166 3980 or come into the Auburn showroom at 111 Station Rd, open 7 days from 10am. The measure and quote cost nothing and come with no obligation to book the work.
Important:
Price is per m2 and excludes GST. Delivery or pickup must be confirmed with us via Email or Call/Message 0483 939 938 before payment is processed.
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Snow White is a pale grey-white stone design with a matte, lightly mottled surface, quieter than the veined marbles in the Stonefloor range, and the brightest tile here. It does what pale floors do best: reflects light, expands the apparent...
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Sea Shell is a pale warm cream stone design: smooth, softly sandy and almost free of pattern, the warmest of the light tiles in the Stonefloor range. Where Snow White and Bianco White are cool, Sea Shell carries a gentle...
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Rustic is a warm tan and beige weathered concrete design with vertical streaking: the only genuinely warm tile in the Stonefloor stone range, and the most textural. Most concrete looks are cool and grey, which can leave a room feeling...
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Platinum Grey is a mid-dark grey marble design with soft white veining: less contrast than Marvel Grey, and the more restrained of the two dark stone options in the Stonefloor range. Lower contrast makes it considerably easier to live with...
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Ocean Rock is a pale grey-beige stone design with fine linear striation running through it: a travertine-like look, softer and warmer than the marbles in the Stonefloor range and considerably calmer than the veined tiles. Linear stone reads very differently...
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Nero Black is the most dramatic tile in the Stonefloor range: a true black marble design with white and warm gold veining running across it, in a 900 x 300mm format. Black marble is a statement and should be treated...
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Marvel Grey is a dark charcoal marble design with bold white veining: high contrast, architectural, and the most striking of the grey stone tiles in the Stonefloor range. Strong veining is what separates a convincing marble look from a flat...
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Concrete Wash is a mid grey concrete design, softly mottled and cloudy rather than veined, with the uneven tonal wash of a poured and polished floor, in a 900 x 300mm format. Polished concrete is a look a lot of...
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Bianco White is a white marble design with fine grey veining: a Carrara-style tile in 900 x 300mm format, bright and clean with just enough movement in the veins to read as stone rather than paint. Marble floors are usually...
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Washed Oak is a light greige-tan: a soft, warm-leaning neutral that sits between the cool Grey Breeze and the golden Blonde Oak, with gentle grain and low contrast. It is the most flexible board in the Stonefloor timber range. Warm...
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Walnut is a mid-dark warm brown, rich and even, with restrained grain and the deep chocolate tone that gives a room weight without going as far as the near-black Antique. Walnut-toned floors are the traditional choice for rooms meant to...
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Spotted Gum carries the run of honey, amber and soft brown through the grain that makes the species instantly recognisable: the most characterful timber look in the Stonefloor range, and the one Australians ask for most often after blackbutt. Solid...
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Natural is a soft greige-olive tan: a muted, smooth board with gentle grain and a slightly earthy cast that keeps it from reading as either warm blonde or cool grey. It is the most neutral floor in the Stonefloor range....
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Grey Breeze Herringbone lays the pale cool grey board to a herringbone pattern: the most contemporary of the three herringbone options in the Stonefloor range, and the one that reads most as a design decision. Herringbone in a cool pale...
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Grey Breeze is a pale cool grey-beige: a soft, low-contrast board that recedes beneath furniture rather than competing with it, and the most contemporary tone in the Stonefloor timber range. Cool pale greys are the easiest floors to furnish around,...
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Farmhouse Oak Herringbone lays the knotted, golden Farmhouse board to a herringbone pattern: the warmest and most characterful of the three herringbone options in the Stonefloor range. Herringbone in a rustic tone reads quite differently to herringbone in a clean...
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Farmhouse Oak is a warm golden board with open knots and visible character, rustic where Earth Oak and Blonde Oak are clean, and the most relaxed timber look in the Stonefloor range. The knotting does practical work. Boards with this...
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Earth Oak is a warm mid golden-tan: a smooth amber board with even grain and real warmth, deeper than Blonde Oak and cleaner than Farmhouse Oak. Warm mid-tones are the least regretted flooring choice. Dark enough that scuffs and light...























