Explore our premium hardwood flooring collection, designed to bring timeless natural beauty, warmth, and durability to any interior. Whether you’re renovating a classic home or designing a modern interior, our hardwood floors offer unmatched quality, natural elegance, and enduring performance. All products are sustainably sourced and built to last. (Please note: Hardwood flooring and engineered timber are essentially the same product, often referred to interchangeably in the industry).
Our hardwood flooring range combines the timeless beauty of natural timber with the strength and stability of engineered construction. Designed to suit New Zealand’s climate, these floors resist movement from humidity and temperature changes, making them a smart long-term choice.
From traditional oak and walnut to modern, lightly brushed finishes, our engineered timber floors are available in a variety of colours, widths, and textures. Whether you’re designing a sleek contemporary space or restoring a classic villa, hardwood flooring adds warmth, value, and character to any home.
We’re here to help you choose the perfect floor. Contact us for samples, product details, or expert advice on selecting the right finish for your project.
Traditional hardwood is made from solid timber, while engineered flooring uses a real wood top layer over a stable multi-layer core. This makes engineered hardwood more resistant to warping and better suited to New Zealand conditions.
Engineered hardwood provides the beauty of natural wood with added durability and stability. It’s compatible with underfloor heating, easier to install than solid wood, and comes in a wide variety of finishes.
Yes – engineered hardwood floors are strong enough for high-traffic areas. For kitchens and entryways, regular cleaning and the use of mats can help protect the surface.
Sweep or vacuum regularly and use a pH-neutral wooden floor cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals and excess water. For oiled floors, periodic re-oiling may be required to maintain the finish.
Yes – depending on the thickness of the top wood layer, most engineered hardwood floors can be lightly sanded and refinished, extending their lifespan.
