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Iconic Flagstone is a light to mid warm greige with more visible grain and more movement between planks than Crystal, and the odd knot to remind you it is meant to read as timber. It is a shade greyer and...

Iconic Tumble Stone is the palest board in the range, a cool grey-white with a limed look and almost no grain contrast. Where Alabaster carries an olive cast, this one is clean and cool, and it is the closest thing...

Royal Oak is cooler and more contemporary than its name implies: a mid-depth smoky grey with a faint brown undertone and a fine, fairly uniform grain, closer to weathered timber than to a traditional stained oak. It is clearly darker...

Of everything in XXL 8.0, Spotted Gum is the board that most clearly reads as Australian hardwood: a warm mid-brown running from golden caramel through to a deeper olive-brown, with genuine banding from one plank to the next. It is...

Spotted Gum herringbone brings together Australia's most recognisable timber and the pattern that has defined European flooring for three centuries. The species' natural range of honey, chocolate and soft grey plays particularly well in a herringbone lay, because the alternating...

Grey Oak is a pale greyed beige, light, cool and quiet, with fine grain that gives it texture without pattern. It's the most understated board in the MTF range and the one to choose when the floor is meant to...

Select Spotted Gum brings the most depth and the most colour movement of the warm boards in Herringbone 7.0: a rich mid-brown running from reddish caramel to a darker cocoa, with the banded character of Australian spotted gum carried into...

Summit 977 Driftwood is a light to mid greige, a grey oak with a clear brown undertone and soft grain, the board that sits between Iron Grey and Sepia. It reads grey next to a warm floor and brown next...

Summit 977 Sepia is a light to mid warm greige-brown, a muted taupe oak with soft grain and low contrast. It is a shade browner than Tuscan and warmer than Driftwood, and the name is fair: it has the faded...

Grande Cream is softer and greyer than the name suggests: a pale putty beige with a faint cool cast and almost no grain contrast, closer to a limed or chalk-washed board than a warm cream. It is the quietest floor...

Summit 977 Iron Grey, Terra Mater code 7125, is a light to mid cool grey oak, smooth, with the grain picked out in a paler limed grey and little variation between planks. It is the one true grey in the...

AquaGlow Spotted Gum is the widest and longest spotted gum laminate we stock: 1830mm boards at 195mm wide, which is a meaningfully more expansive proportion than the 1216mm boards common at this price. Fewer joins across a room, and the...