
Buying guides · 2 min read
The best timber species for Sydney floors
Colour, hardness and character vary a lot between species. Here's how the popular choices compare.
A real hardwood top layer on a stable core. Suits slabs, apartments and new builds.

Engineered boards carry a genuine timber wear layer bonded to a cross-laid core, so they move far less than solid boards as Sydney swings between humid summers and dry winters. You get the look and feel of real oak or blackbutt, with wide boards and long lengths that solid timber struggles to offer at the same price.
On a flat slab we can glue boards directly for a solid, quiet feel underfoot, or float them over an acoustic underlay where strata rules require a rated system. We'll check your by-laws before we quote.
European oak, blackbutt, spotted gum and more, in matt, satin or brushed finishes. Wider boards read as calmer and more modern; narrower boards suit period homes.
Yes, as long as spills are wiped up and a mat is used at the sink. For wet laundries or bathrooms we'd recommend hybrid instead.
Direct-stick engineered timber is noticeably quieter and more solid underfoot than a floating laminate floor.

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