SMART TIMBER FLOORS

Engineered Timber Flooring

Engineered Timber Flooring is a premium flooring option that combines the natural beauty of hardwood with enhanced durability and stability. It consists of a real wood top layer and multiple core layers for added strength.

Real Wood Look: Top layer of genuine hardwood for authentic appearance.
Stable Structure: Multi-layer core of plywood or HDF for added stability.
Durable: Resistant to warping and swelling, suitable for varied climates.
Versatile Installation: Can be installed over different subfloors (concrete, etc.).
Eco-Friendly: Uses less hardwood, making it a sustainable choice.

14 & 15mm

15mm

Laminate Flooring

Laminate flooring is a reasonably priced, durable flooring solution that looks similar stone or hardwood. It is made up of multiple layers, each of providing specific advantages for performance and life expectancy.

Affordable: Budget-friendly alternative to hardwood and stone.
Durable: Resistant to scratches, stains, and wear, ideal for high-traffic areas
Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean and maintain, requiring only regular sweeping and occasional damp mopping.
Variety of Styles: Available in a wide range of designs and finishes to suit any décor.
Easy Installation: Often installed using a click-lock system, making it suitable for DIY projects.

12mm

8 & 12mm

12mm

8 & 12mm

12mm

8 & 12mm

Hybrid Vinyl Flooring

Hybrid Vinyl Flooring combines the best features of vinyl and laminate to create a versatile and durable flooring option suitable for various environments.

Waterproof: Ideal for wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms.
Durable: Resistant to scratches, dents, and stains, perfect for high-traffic areas.
Comfortable: Softer underfoot compared to traditional vinyl, providing added comfort.
Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean with regular sweeping and mopping.
Stylish: Available in a wide range of designs, including realistic wood and stone looks.

6.5mm

8mm

Flooring Preparation

Effective flooring preparation ensures a smooth installation process and enhances the longevity of your new floor. Here’s what it involves

Subfloor Assessment: Evaluate the condition of the existing subfloor for unevenness, moisture issues, and structural integrity.
Correction of Subfloor: Level uneven surfaces, repair damage, and apply necessary moisture barriers or underlayment.
Acclimatization: Allow flooring materials to acclimate to the room's environment to prevent expansion or contraction post-installation.
Layout Planning: Strategize the layout to optimize material usage and achieve a balanced aesthetic.
Tools and Materials: Gather essential tools and installation materials required for the specific flooring type.