Hurford Engineered Flooring – Australian Native Species

Overview
Hurford’s Engineered Flooring showcases the natural beauty and durability of Australia’s most sought-after hardwood species, combining a genuine timber wear layer with a stable multi-layer core for superior performance in modern homes.

Available Species

• Blackbutt
• Rustic Blackbutt
• Sydney Blue Gum
• Brush Box
• Silvertop
• Spotted Gum
• QLD Spotted Gum

Key Features

• Real Australian hardwood surface delivering authentic grain, colour variation and character
• Engineered multi-layer construction for enhanced stability and reduced movement
• Suitable for a wide range of residential and light commercial applications
• Pre-finished surface for faster installation and immediate use
• Compatible with a variety of subfloor types, including concrete and timber

Design & Appearance

• Contemporary wide-board profiles to suit modern interiors
• Natural colour variation unique to each species
• Select and rustic grades available to match design preferences
• Smooth, factory-finished surface for a premium look and feel

Performance Benefits

• Greater dimensional stability compared to solid timber flooring
• Reduced risk of warping, cupping or shrinkage
• Suitable for installation over underlay systems and some acoustic applications
• Easy to clean and maintain

Installation

• Tongue-and-groove or click-lock systems (depending on range)
• Can be installed as a floating floor or direct stick method
• Faster installation compared to traditional solid timber flooring
• Suitable for use over concrete slabs and structural subfloors

Applications

• Residential living areas, bedrooms and hallways
• Apartments and multi-residential developments
• Light commercial spaces such as offices and retail

Why Choose Hurford’s Engineered Flooring?

• Premium Australian hardwood species in a modern engineered format
• Combines natural aesthetics with improved structural performance
• Reliable quality from a trusted Australian timber supplier
• Designed to meet the demands of contemporary construction and design