Timber flooring installation
Engineered oak, solid hardwood, hybrid and vinyl plank — measured, moisture-tested, acclimatised and installed to the manufacturer’s specification.
Eastern Suburbs
Double Bay is where format and finish get scrutinised — herringbone, chevron and wide-board oak, where the subfloor has to be as good as the boards.
We cover Double Bay and the surrounding Eastern Suburbs.
The specification here typically starts with European oak in wide boards, or herringbone and chevron for the rooms that carry the design. Those formats are considerably more demanding to install: every piece is set individually from a centre line, waste is higher, and the pattern telegraphs any hollow in the substrate that a straight-lay floor would bridge.
That makes preparation a larger share of the job than most people expect, and it is the reason we assess and quote the subfloor separately rather than folding an optimistic allowance into the headline number.
Double Bay also has substantial apartment stock, where the acoustic by-law applies exactly as it does anywhere else in NSW — and where floating a wide-board engineered oak over a rated underlay is usually the way to get both the look and the compliance.
Services
Engineered oak, solid hardwood, hybrid and vinyl plank — measured, moisture-tested, acclimatised and installed to the manufacturer’s specification.
Bringing tired, dark, scratched floorboards back to raw timber and finishing them properly — with dust extraction that keeps the rest of the house liveable.
The most specified floor in Sydney right now, and for good reason — real timber wear layer, far more dimensional stability than solid, and it suits apartments.
Waterproof, hard-wearing and quieter underfoot than laminate — the sensible answer for wet areas, rentals, holiday houses and anywhere with kids and dogs.
Water damage, squeaks, cupped boards, gaps and holes where a wall used to be — repaired and blended so the fix does not become the thing you look at.
The least visible part of the job and the part that decides whether the floor above it lasts. Always assessed on site, always quoted separately.
Questions
Yes. Engineered oak herringbone can be floated over a rated acoustic underlay or direct-stuck, depending on the by-law and the substrate. The constraint is flatness: herringbone shows a hollow that straight-lay would hide, so the subfloor preparation is more involved and more expensive than for a standard floating floor. It is worth establishing that budget before committing to the format.
Free measure & quote
A free on-site measure, and a written quote with the exclusions stated.