Free Estimate

NUFLOORS - Floor Sanding will visit your property for free to assess what work needs to be done.  It is best practice to visually see you floor so we can determine the wood species and identify any other factors that you the home owner may have overlooked.  This way we can ensure the best outcome and the best price.

We also provide a full new timber installation service, which includes subfloor preparation, glue and/or nail down installation and finishing to your choice

Price and Costing

NUFLOORS will always give you a competative price.  The prices below are meant as a guide only and are flexible, depending on the size of your project and our discretion.

For example, large projects will be less per meter. Other factors may result in an increase in price and are also considered such as badly cupped floor boards, thick areas of bitumen, previous sanding, or if the floor has never seen a sanding machine before.

Price / Cost Guide for Timber flooring / Wooden flooring

NUFLOORS will always price projects competitively, The wood flooring prices below are meant as a guide only and are flexible, depending on the size of your project and at our discretion. The cost of wood flooring per meter depends on the wood flooring cost, and the subfloor preparation, we will give you a written quotation on timber flooring prices.  The cost of refinishing your floor depends on how much sanding is required, gap filling and nail holes, then the type of protection you choose to refinish your floors such as polyurethane or oil.  

Price / Cost Guide for Parquet flooring

The wood flooring prices for Parquet flooring are $180.00 per sqm on a wooden floor, and $190.00 per sqm on concrete.

Price / Cost Guide for Cork flooring / Cork Tiles

$160.00 per sqm on a wooden floor, and $180.00 per sqm on concrete.

Floor sanding Price, How much is floor sanding?

• Floor Sanding Only: From $20 per m2 depending on whether the floor has been sanded previously and what condition it is in.
• Floor Sanding & 3 Layers of Solvent based Polyurethane : From $40 per m2
• Floor Sanding & 3 layers of Two Part Commercial Water based Finish: From $45 per m2
• Floor Staining Wooden Floors Numerous Colours Available: $10 per m2 Extra
• Floor Sanding & White Milked or blonded Polyurethane : From $10 per m2 Extra
• Floor Sanding & One layer of Coloured Hardwax Oil, and Two Layers of Clear Hardwax Oil, Available in Matt, Satin, Gloss: From $60.00 per m2

Refinishing with Solvent, Waterbased and Oils

The Finishes and Oil products we use are made by world renowned brands such as Pullmans and Hadley's.  Most products are clear i.e. not coloured and available in gloss, satin and matt finishes.  These products offer the best possible range of finishes.

Common Repairs Cost and Pricing

Not all floors are in perfect condition and therefore we are will complete FREE OF CHARGE minor repairs such as filling old pipe holes, fixing down a loose board and removing staples. The cost of any additional repairs can be discussed at the time of estimate.

Reclaimed floor boards, sourced, prepared and fitted: $150.00 per metre.

It is important to note that the availability of old floorboards is limited. We make every effort to find floorboards that will be sympathetic to your existing floor although an exact match cannot be guaranteed. If you require reclaimed boards and need an exact match please take a sample of your floorboards to a reclamation yard where they can assist you.

Staircases pricing and costing

Sanding a typical staircase ( approx 80cm in width) including 3 coats of finish

Per Tread: From $30.00 Per Tread and Riser: From $45.00

Gap Filling

Consider eliminating gaps in traditional floorboards by filling them.  We do not recommend this process for timber floors on timber joists. For more information please CONTACT US. 

A. Gap Filling = We mix your sanded floor dust with a resin: $12 per m2

B. Mixed Gap Filling: $5 per m2

Tired/Old Carpets

If you decide to take these up yourself, be careful not to score the floor underneath if your using a sharp knife.

Carpet Removal and Disposal: From $250.00

Payment

50 % payment is required prior to commencement of work with the balnace paid on completion unless prior arranged.

Timber Species 

Due to their toughness and durability, New Zealand native and imported solid hardwood timber flooring is ideal for your next timber flooring project. Their classic beauty and rich colours also make them popular for uses where aesthetics count.

Beech

Since the 1920s Beech has been source mainly from Southland and Westland New Zealand. It is light, strong and pliable, although it does not last well in exposed situations. It is easily worked and has been put to many uses, including furniture, bentwood work, car and coach bodies, timber flooring, interior finishes, dowels, tool handles and brush backs.

Fijian Kauri

Fijian Kauri is a great alternative to NZ Kauri, especially if you're looking for a cheaper flooring option. Fijian Kauri flooring typically has a pale golden colour, but will be more variable than NZ Kauri solid timber flooring.

Heavy Hopea

Heavy Hopea is found growing throughout Southeast Asia and Papua New Guinea. These trees are reported to grow upwards of 45m in height, with trunks reaching 120cm in diameter or more. Timber is commonly used in New Zealand for decking, solid timber flooring and outdoor furniture.

Jarrah

One of the world’s most durable timbers and highly resistant to fire, termite and marine borer attack and impervious to acids. Jarrah has a very wide range of uses, previously regarded as a heavy construction timber for bridges and wharves it is now favoured for interior finishing, joinery, cabinet-making and solid hardwood flooring.

Kwila

Kwila is a dense timber and very strong - commonly used as an attractive wooden floor with dark warm/golden brown colour., with flecks of gold that you can see in sunlight. Kwila is a high quality, strong and durable hardwood. It has become popular in New Zealand, It is in high demand for decking, outdoor furniture and high-quality solid hardwood timber floors.

Massa

The heartwood of Massa is light red when freshly cut, turning to dark reddish-brown when dry. Lustre is medium and texture fine and uniform. Grain is usually straight, occasionally interlocked. The hardwood timber is hard, heavy, strong and very durable. Massa carries independent certification that it is sourced from legal and well managed forests.

American Oak

American Oak has been used for solid timber flooring for hundreds of years. It is hard wearing and look great.The wide distinctive grain looks great clear finished or highlighted with a stain. The rustic grade has large and small knots throughout. It makes for an attractive timber floor.

American Oak (prime)

This solid Hardwood Timber flooring is imported from America. It Varies in colour and is similar to European Oak. Wide flowing grain with medium course texture. A very durable hardwood timber with great colouring properties. Available in wide or standard floorboard.

American White Oak

American White Oak is a light to medium solid hardwood flooring with consistent colouring and very attractive figure, when cut on the full quarter. A highly decorative wood suitable for your niche markets, as well as an attractive and appealing timber for architects, furniture designers and timber floor installers.

European Oak

Europea Oak Hardwood is pale and yellow-brown, which darkens with exposure. The sapwood is creamy and unusually distinctive. European Oak is stunning and lends itself well to various speciality processes. excellent solid hardwood timber flooring choice.

Tasmanian Oak

Tasmanian Oak is imported from Australia. The colour is pale to light brown with a pinkish tinge. Straight grained and open texture. Moderately durable solid hardwood flooring timber. Available in a wide or standard floorboard.

PNG (Papua New Guinea) Oak

PNG Timber flooring is a good economical replacement for American White Oak flooring. The colour is paler than American White Oak solid hardwood flooring, but it does have a very similar grain.  

American Red Oak

The sapwood of American Red Oak is white to light brown and the heartwood is a pinkish reddish brown. The solid hardwood timber flooring is similar in general appearance to American white oak, but with a slightly less pronounced figure due to the smaller rays. The hardwood flooring is mostly straight-grained, with a coarse texture. The red oak tree gets its name because of the colour of the leaves in the 'fall'.

Pacific Matai

Pacific Matai Wooden flooring is graded into two distinctions, heartwood and sapwood. It's presentation is very similar to the Matai and Rimu floors of the 1920s, with elegant reddy brown colours and fine even textures. Flickers of golden colour gives special intensity to this fine timber that so beautifully reflects our past and enhances our present.  Gives a beautiful silky finish when Sanded and polished. Another excellent solid wood flooring choice.

Rosewood

Rosewood is a stunning heartwood that varies in colour from golden brown / red / light yellow in colour. The redder the wood the heavier it is. It Has a wavy grain which can swirl and ripple which makes it a visually interesting flooring timber. It is very durable as solid hardwood flooring.

Saligna

Saligna is a NZ grown hardwood which makes a premium Timber flooring product. In hardness, it is comparable to Jarrah timber flooring and it has a warm reddish / brown colour. The colour ranges from light to dark pink. The grain is usually interlocked, occasionally straight. The texture is coarse. To facilitate drying the timber is always quarter sawn. Warm in colour makes it an excellent timber flooring choice.

Taun

Taun is a wood species originated mainly from Southeast Asia. Raw taun wood is pink to reddish brown, sapwood is not very distinct from the heartwood . Taun wood is moderately durable. As solid wooden flooring, it can be for interior use only.Taun is nearly one of the most ecnomical imported hardwood for solid wood flooring. So if you are looking for an inexpensive solid hardwood flooring, taun might be your ideal choice.

Pilularis

Pilularis colours are cream to light brown, with little visible grain and medium texture, Some gum vein is present. This hardwood is grown in northern NZ, but log supply is limited. widely used for solid wood flooring.

Yaka

Timber is brown to red-brown with great colour variation and dark streaking. The texture is fine and the grain is usually straight but sometimes wavy. Yaka is a relative of the New Zealand rimu and looks like heart rimu with a more distinctive colour variation. Perfect for solid hardwood timber flooring extensions

There are three stages, floor preparation, floor sanding, and then coating with you choice of protective sealant.

Our flooring specialists use modern equipment  The majority of the job is done by a big belt or drum sander.  Where this floor sanding machine cannot reach we will usually use an edge sander, corners are then scraped out by hand and the finishing specialised floor polishing machine is used.  Floor Preparation- staples and tacks from previous floor coverings are removed as our floor sanding machines do not like them and may cause damage.  Nails are punched and any required floor repairs are undertaken.  

Floor Sanding

Wooden floors are usually angle sanded with 40 grit to level out any differences in height between the wooden floor boards. Our flooring specialist will then sand the woodgrain multiple times with various grits of sandpaper including 60 grit, or 80 grit to the medium stage of sanding. The edges are also sanded ready for the fine sanding stage.

If there are any gaps that are required to be filled this is then completed. These gaps are identified in the initial quote. We do not routinely fill the wooden floors as many customers like the 'rustic' look. The wooden floor is then left to dry depending on how much filler has been used.  In nthese first stages of floor sanding, it is okay for you to walk on your wooden floor.  Our flooring specialist will then fine sand and disc your floor ready for the first coat.

Floor Coating 

At this stage of the floor sandingprocess, the floor cannot be walked across as we need to protect the exposed wooden floor from contamination. Even opening a door to peek inside can allow a certain amount of dust to blow in and onto the wooden floor. A sealer is applied, followed shortly by the second coat. Our floor sanding equipment is designed to keep harmful dust to a minimum at all stages of the floor sanding process.

YOU MUST NOT WALK ON THE WOODEN FLOOR ONCE THE COATING PROCESS HAS BEGUN AS THIS COAT TAKES 24 HOURS TO DRY. If you stand on the polyurethane that has not quite cured not only will you have a sticky substance stuck to your foot, but you risk putting a footprint or dust in your wooden floor. Fixing this can be costly for you as the customer.  

Our Floor Sanders will return the following day (usually in the afternoon to allow time to dry) to apply the third coat. You may walk on your wooden floor 24 hours after the final coat has been applied. We recommend you remove your shoes to prevent any damage to the fresh coat. It takes 3 days for the polyurethane to reach full strength.

Putting furniture back in position

It is recommended not to put furniture in the area once the floor sanding is complete for 7 days. However, we know you need to get on with your lives. 48 hours (at your own risk) and DO NOT DRAG your furniture across the polished timber floors as you risk scratching or gouging the wooden floor.

Handy hint: Cut small pieces of felt or carpet and apply it to the feet of your furniture. This will also prevent and damage to the polished wooden floors if the furniture is moved again.

Mats/Carpet

It is recommended that mats and carpets are put back after the 7 days as they can leave marks or imprints on the new polished timber floors.

Handy hint:  If your find they are sliding on your polished timber floors your can purchase anti-slip mats that can be cut to size from any hardware shop.

Floor cleaning post staining and coating

Cleaning instructions - use an anti-static mop to collect dust and dirt, wash the floor boards regularly with hot water and gentle detergent for water. Be careful to use only a damp mop, not wet, as excess water will damage the floor boards. We do not recommend the use of steam mops as they can damage the floor making it look patchy and worn. Waxes or silicone cleaners should never be used on the floor they can damage the floor and make it very slippery.

Excessive water will damage and stain your hardwood timber flooring and could warp or expand your wooden floorboards.

Never, Never use a steam mop on your timber flooring, this causes the polyurethane to bake and go white, YOU will need our floor sanding services again to fix this problem.

DO use mats on hardwood timber flooring near entrance ways. They prevent grit and dirt being walked on the wood floors which increases the risk of scratching.

DO take your shoes off. So you dont walk stones or road grit onto your wooden flooring.

DO NOT vaccum your hardwood flooring with a vaccum beater bar or power nozzle. These are intended for carpet and will scratch and damage our beautiful floor sanding.

DO regularly sweep or vaccum your hardwood floors with a floor brush.

DO use flat mops to push particles of grit and dirt on you timber floors without trapping them under furniture.

DO NOT flood your hardwood timber floors with water, as it can cause warping, damage and cause the wooden floor to go black.

DO follow the grain of the wood floor to lift embedded dirt. this will give a more effective result

DO NOT use very HOT water on your wooden flooring. The heat will dull your finish and cause white patches which cannot be fixed. Our floor sanders will need to return and COMPLETELY resand your wood floors at extra costs.

DO NOT use vinegar, bleach or ammonia on your timber flooring. They are acids! Some are toxic but ALL will dull your wooden floors appearance.

DO use mild dishwashing liquid to lift any grease or grime on your hardwood timber floors.

DO keep mops dry or slightly damp to clean your wooden floors.

CLEANING YOUR FLOORS IS EASY AS 1 2 3

1. With a slightly damp mop and a 1/4 of cup of mild dishwashing detergent to 1 bucket of water; wash your hardwood floor. This dissolves dirt and grime
2. Wring out your mop thoroughly and wash your floor again with clean water. This provides a rinse for any residue on your timber flooring.
3. Buff your wood floors with a dry towel. This removes any excess moisture and allows your floors to resume their beauty and lustre for years to come.

It is recommended this process be completed monthly or seasonally. If you choose to perform this more or less frequently it will depend on foot traffic and personal preference.

1. It gives your timber floor another lease of life
2. Solid Timber flooring can add value to your property, increasing your equity.
3. Solid Timber floors last longer than carpet, vinyl, tiles and other laminate floorings.
4. Ideal for people with allergies, no carpet mites or other nasty's, keep your family safe!
5. Solid wooden flooring is easy to keep clean and dust free
6. No more carpet stains, ideal for rental properties.

What happens to the rubbish?

All of the rubbish associated with our floor sanding job, will be taken away and disposed by our flooring specialists.  

Can I stay in my home while you are floor sanding and polishing?

During the initial stage of floor sanding you can stay in your home, however in the final stages of floor sanding we recommend that you find alternative accommodation as you are unable to walk on the floor and the smell is very strong if moisture-cured polyurethane is used.

My Timber floors have a lot of staples in them, will you take care of these?

NUFLOORS will endevour to remove as many as we can without them breaking or you can remove them carefully yourself with pliers - try not to break them. They may require grinded off (which we do with a small grinder) prior to floor sanding.

What is the difference between solvent and water based Polyurethane?

Moisture cured is a solvent based polyurethane and is very strong smelling and takes 24 hours to harden. Waterborne is a water-based polyurethane which is non-smelling and only takes approximately 4 hours to dry. Waterborne polyurethane is not toxic, and non-yellowing. Both products take 3 days to fully cure.

Is there a minimum charge for a small area?

Yes for very small areas under 25 sqm we have a minimum charge policy. If the total square area falls within this limit then we will charge our minimum flat fee. This flat rate includes floor sanding and applying 3 coats of your choice of polyurethane finish.

Do you give quotes over the phone?

Yes we can give you an indication  of what your job may cost over the phone if you are able to supply us with the measurements and condition of the soild hardwood floor. However, this just an estimate and can be confirmed during an on-site quote which is FREE with NO OBLIGATION.

Do you remove carpet, lino, tacks and staples?

Yes we can remove and dispose of carpet and vinyl, tacks and staples, this is an additional cost which will be discussed and added to the quote.

Do you fill nail holes, gaps and other random holes?

Yes most customers prefer to have the nail holes filled.  Some timber floors require nail hole and gap filling to give a uniform look while other timber floors should not be filled to keep it unique rustic look. We can recommend whether to fill or not at the time of the initial quote. However, the final decision is yours.

How long will it take for the smell to go?

If you have chosen water based coating there will be no lingering smell.  However if solvent based polyurethane has been selected, once the floor sanding process is complete and you are able to get in and open up the place to air out, the smell should be gone in approximately 24 to 48 hours. 

How long do polished timber floors last?

When properly maintained, polished timber floors can last a lifetime. On average carpet needs to be replaced every 10 or 12 years. Every polished timber floor should be re-visited between 10 years if wear is showing then a re-glaze may be recommended.

Is it true that solid hardwood floors provide a cleaner sanitized environment?

Yes carpet attracts and can contain many allergenic spores, dust-mites, bacteria, fungi and other unhealthy microbes. Vacuuming regularly does not always remove these nasties. Water-borne polyurethaned floors can be washed with neutral detergents, killing germs and leaving your solid hardwood flooring disinfected and clean.

How much dust is left behind?

Floor Sanding can be a very dusty job!, however, our floor sanding machines have their own vacuum cleaners attached which removes much of the dust during the floor sanding process. We also vacuum the floor between coats and do our very best to minimise the amount of dust distributed.  We recommend you remove or cover any electrical appliances and curtains prior to the sanding process.

My wooden flooring has black water stains around the nails stains in the wet areas, can they be removed?

Water stains may not always come out, it's all dependent how deep into the hardwood timber they are. It will only be apparent once we commence floor sanding on these areas. There are no guarantees that watermarks will ever come out with floor sanding, floorboard replacement is the ONLY option to resolve this issue.

My current solid timber flooring is looking worn and dull, what alternative options are available?

Your solid timber floor could require a reglaze or maintenance coat. This is when we clean the wooden floor the day before with hot soapy water, then allow to dry. Then we lightly disc back the timber floor and apply two coats.

Are timber floors recommended for rental properties?

Polished wooden floors are ideal for rental properties and are very common. No more orange cordial, or red wine stains or the extra expense of calling in the carpet cleaners.

How long will it take to get my timber floors sanded and polished?

Job duration is dependent on the size, the wooden floors condition and the extra wooden flooring requirements i.e. nail hole filling, staining, repairs etc...

GENERAL SIZE GUIDE

• 40-75 square metres (Half a 3 bedroom house or Whole 2 bedroom unit) – 3 to 4 Days
• 75-100 square metres (Whole 3 bedroom house) – 4 to 5 Days
• 100+ square metres (Whole larger 3-4 bedroom house) - 4 to 6 Days

What type of finish can I have?

To discuss the pros and cons of each finish please call us, as every floor may require different finishes according to area, amount of sunlight, living situation etc...

Gloss finish is very shiny and reflective, Satin is a midrange coat which is very popular, lo-sheen is a dull and flat like finish and is our most popular finish.

The lesser the shine the more forgiving the timber floor is to scratches, defects, dust, dirt and general wear and tear. We can easily make samples so you can see and choose the finish you like.

Do you move all the furniture and replace it, or is it the customers responsibility?

No - due to liability and insurance issues, the customer is solely responsible for their furniture.

How far in advance should I book in with you?

We recommend you book in as soon as you have a confirmed date. Generally, two weeks is usually enough notice.

I am getting carpet laid in other areas, when should I get it laid?

It is recommended that the floor sanding and polishing to be done first, shortly followed by the carpet. New carpet can create a lot of unwanted dust that can affect the wet polyurethane, thus giving it a dusty speckled finish.

Can I wear my stilettos on the timber floor?

Never wear stilettos on wooden floors. Any pointed heeled shoes should be avoided.  It's the number one sin!!!

• Verifify the hardwood floor installation date.
• Ensuring the removal of all breakables from the room.
• Remove furniture, appliances and the sub-floor, if needed.
• Arrange for the disconnection of gas appliances and icemakers.
• Determine if there is any change to the height of the floor requiring adjustments to doors for closing etc.
• Ensure the removal of items in storage areas and closets where the hardwood floor is to be installed.
• Remove drapes, wall hangings and pictures from walls.
• Verify that your in-home temperature is appropriate for laying hardwood floors.

With the right tools and by following the hardwood flooring installation guidelines you can install a wood floor, but there are some tricky aspects to hardwood floor installation, and unless you're experienced and accustomed to working with your hands, you may be better off seeking professional assistance. We recommend employing an experienced hardwood floor installer.

Why solid hardwood floors?

Solid Hardwood floors are durable, long lasting and beautiful. The natural colours and patterns found in natural wood create a comfortable and inviting living environment.

Does solid wood flooring last longer than prefinished flooring?

Yes and No. With both solid and prefinished flooring, the polyurethane determines the life of the polished product, which is the wear layer, however solid wood flooring can be re-sanded multiple times and can outlast our lifetime.  Prefinished has a 3 - 5mm layer of hardwood, so a floor sander can only refinish the floor 2 -3 times in its life.

Can I install solid wooden flooring in a kitchen?

Yes, solid wooden flooring can be installed in a kitchen and will perform well-provided that some simple preventative measures be taken. For example, all chair legs should have felt flooring protectors, which should be checked and replaced periodically, and the working area of the kitchen front of stove, sink or island, should have a small area rug, since it will get a lot of use. Also, be sure to wipe up spills when they occur, sweep the floor as needed, and use walk off mats near doors to catch dirt and debris.

How long do Solid hardwood floors last?

When properly maintained solid hardwood timber floors can last a lifetime, The average carpet needs to be replaced every 10 - 12 years.

Is it true that hardwood floors provide a cleaner healthier home?

Absolutely, carpet attracts and holds many allergenic spores, dust mites, bacteria, fungi, animal dander and many other unhealthy microbes. These disturbing irritants are dispersed every time you vacuum. hardwood flooring provides a surface that can be serilized.

Can I install solid wood flooring over underfloor heating?

Any species of engineered wood flooring can be installed over radiant heat. Solid hardwood flooring can be installed over underfloor heating, though a Plywood underlay is recommended.

How long will it take to install my solid hardwood floor?

NUFLOORS Solid hardwood flooring installation team can install around 30 square meters of solid hardwood flooring per day.

Do all solid wood floors need to acclimatise?

Solid timber flooring needs to acclimatise to the average yearly local humidity condition where it will be installed for 24 to 48 hours. Engineered flooring does not need to acclimatize and can remain in their sealed boxes until installation.

Do solid wood floors come as a prefinished product?

No Solid wood floors need the floor to be sanded and finished providing an even surface.

What humidity content in the subfloor can a solid hardwood floor tolerate?

All subfloors for solid hardwood flooring should not exceed 12 percent.

Can I install 19mm solid timber flooring over concrete?

Yes, 19mm solid timber flooring can be installed over concrete if a wood subfloor is present or it is epoxy moisture sealed.

Can I install my solid wood floor over any subfloor?

Hardwood flooring can be installed over many types of subfloor. 19mm solid hardwood flooring can only be installed over plywood or Epoxy Moisture Sealed concrete while engineered flooring can be installed over concrete or plywood. Floating floors are the most versatile and can be installed over most subfloors.

Should solid hardwood flooring only be installed above ground level?

Yes, because solid hardwood flooring more susceptible to moisture than engineered wood floors they should only be installed above ground level over approved wooden subfloors and must be nailed down. We do not recommend hardwood flooring be installed in basements as the moisture content is normally too high. The cross-ply construction of engineered wood floors reduces the expansion and contraction of the floorboards and allows them to be installed anywhere in the home.

Which solid hardwood installation method should I choose?

There are three ways to install a solid wood floor — glue down, nail down or floating. If the subfloor is a concrete slab, only glue down or floating can be considered. However, if the subfloor is wood, all three methods will work.

What are the thicknesses available for solid hardwood flooring?

12 - 19mm is available but for stability form cupping , we recommend 19mm hardwood flooring

Do you restore hardwood timber floors?

Yes we have been restoring and repairing hardwood timber floors for many years, To repair a timber floor it takes experience, we recommend advise before any home handy work is done. We recommend a professional floor sanding company like nufloors.

Can you repair scratches on timber floors?

Yes our wooden floor repair team have been removing scratches with good results, A light sand, filling if the scratch and a reglaze of the wooden floor repair area.

Restoration timber floors

refer to our timber flooring repairs page.

What are the costs associated with my Timber Floor price - timber floor cost - timber floor installation cost - timber floor installation Price?

Your timber floor cost will depend on floor preparation and hardwood timber species.

• we charge $20.00 per meter plus gst for concrete grinding and epoxy (waterproofing)
• we charge $55.00 per meter plus gst for soild hardwood flooring installation.

Solid hardwood timber species - Due to the large range of tongue and groove, we can source the best solid timber flooring available at the time of your order.