Conwy in the 9mm range is a mid-dark warm brown with open knots and pronounced grain, richer and deeper than the 8mm Conwy, and the most characterful board in this tier. Rustic mid-brown floors are the most forgiving you can...

Blackbutt in the 9mm range gives you the pale golden tone of the Australian hardwood on the longest and widest board we stock: 1800 x 230mm. Board size matters more with a light timber look than people expect. Pale floors...

Alcazar is a pale warm greige: soft, quiet and almost free of pattern, the most understated board in the 9mm Bass Timber range. Plain pale floors are underrated. In a room with patterned furnishings, artwork or busy joinery, a quiet...

Duro Plus Spotted Gum is a mid to dark brown with the wavy fiddleback figure the species is known for, black gum vein and a wide spread from honey planks to deep chocolate ones. It looks like the timber, which...

Ignore the name. Duro Plus Navy Grey is a mid cool grey with strong white limed cathedral grain and there is no blue in it at all; it is a limed grey oak, and the boldest grain pattern in the...

Duro Plus Natural Oak is a light to mid greige-taupe oak with cathedral grain, scattered knots and low saturation, the quietest of the three oaks in the range. Fertile Oak is the warmer version of the same look; Easter Oak...

Duro Plus Queensland Spotted Gum is a mid to dark red-brown with fiddleback figure and a rust cast, noticeably redder than the plain Spotted Gum in the same range. Where that board runs honey to chocolate, this one runs terracotta...

Duro Plus Fertile Oak is a mid warm sandy tan with clear oak grain, a few small knots and dark flecks, and moderate variation from plank to plank. It is the warmest of the three oak decors in the range:...

Duro Plus Easter Oak is the palest board in the range, a washed warm-grey greige with soft grain and a faint knot here and there. It is lighter and cooler than Natural Oak, and it sits between a Scandinavian whitewash...

Duro Plus Brushbox is a mid to dark red-brown with smooth, fine grain and little figure, the plainest of the dark boards in the range. Real brush box is a pinkish brown; this board is deeper and redder than that,...

Duro Plus Blackbutt is a light to mid warm golden tan, smooth, with fine straight grain and the odd pale sapwood streak and small dark fleck. Of the hybrid blackbutts on this site it is one of the closer matches...

Guardian Estate Grey is a pale to mid grey with pronounced silvery limed striation running the length of the board and one noticeably paler plank in the mix. It is lighter and more washed than Grey Oak and cooler than...

Guardian Cottage Brown is a mid mushroom-taupe rather than the warm brown the name suggests. There is brown in the base, but it is greyed back, and the result is one of the most neutral boards in the range: even...

Guardian Homestead Chestnut is the warmest and most rustic board in the range, a mid-dark olive-brown with strong grain, open knots and a golden plank coming through here and there. It leans more olive than the red-brown the name suggests,...

Concrete Beige is the only non-timber decor in the Guardian range, and it is worth saying plainly that it reads as pale grey concrete rather than as a beige. The warmth is there but it is faint. The surface is...

Guardian White Oak is the palest board in the range, a near off-white warm-neutral greige with the finest grain and the lowest contrast of the fourteen. It is lighter than Chester Oak and warmer than Estate Grey, and it is...

The name will send you the wrong way, so here is what Dark Oak actually is: a mid-dark cool grey with strong silvery limed grain running through it. There is no brown in it worth speaking of, and it is...

Guardian Dexter Oak is a mid grey-brown with heavy open grain, visible knots and the sharpest plank-to-plank variation in the range after Spotted Gum. Some boards come through noticeably paler and some clearly darker, and that spread is the point...