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Our timber flooring collection includes the charming Spotted Gum, the elegant Blackbutt, and the timeless Oak Timber Floors. Discover a range of engineered timber flooring to elevate your home aesthetics.
Step into the warm, welcoming world of our top-notch timber flooring options! At LUXO Floors, we believe in bringing the beauty of nature right into your space while also ensuring that you enjoy superior quality, durability, and sustainability.
Our timber flooring is more than just a surface to walk on – it’s an experience. Each plank tells a story, crafted from the finest woods and designed to last. The rich grains and natural hues add a touch of rustic elegance to any room, creating a space that’s as inviting as it is stylish.
We’re all about building connections – between nature and your space, between our brand and you. So, step onto our floors and feel the difference. Experience the combination of comfort, style, and sustainability that sets our flooring apart.
Are you dreaming of a home filled with the warmth and timeless elegance of engineered timber flooring? If so, you’re in for a treat! Here at LUXO Floors, we’re all about making your flooring dreams come true, and we’re thrilled to walk you through one of our favourite installation methods – the Glue Down method.
The Glue Down method is a fantastic choice that’s all about stability and longevity. It’s like giving your engineered timber flooring a warm, firm hug, ensuring it stays put no matter what life throws at it.
Here’s how it works: Our friendly, expert team applies a special adhesive directly onto your subfloor. Each plank of your chosen engineered timber floor is then carefully placed and pressed into this adhesive, forming a solid bond with the subfloor. It’s kind of like creating a forever friendship between your floor and the subfloor – they stick together through thick and thin!
One of the best things about the Glue Down method is its versatility. Whether your subfloor is concrete or plywood, upstairs or downstairs, the Glue Down method says, “No problem, we’ve got this!” It’s a fantastic option if you’re looking for a quieter, more stable floor, or if underfloor heating is your thing.
But the real magic happens when you step onto your newly installed engineered timber floor. You’ll feel the strength beneath your feet, hear the satisfyingly solid sound, and see your home transformed into a place of beauty and character. It’s a feeling of satisfaction and joy that only a perfectly installed engineered timber flooring can bring.
At LUXO Floors, we’re passionate about making your home a reflection of you. We’re here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring that your wood flooring journey is as smooth, enjoyable, and rewarding as possible. We believe in the power of personalized service and the value of a job well done.
So, are you ready to experience the magic of the Glue Down method for your engineered timber floor installation? Reach out to us today. Let’s make your flooring dreams a reality!
Fill your home with the authentic look of real wood and add a touch of warmth to your interior with engineered timber flooring.
Never worry about warping, cupping, or wear and tear with engineered timber flooring, constructed to resist even the highest traffic.
Pair your engineered timber flooring with a minimalist style, antique furniture from the Victorian era, or an industrial decor, it complements any interior!
Love the natural grains on wood or the warmth it adds to your space? With LUXO floors’ hybrid vinyl flooring and engineered timber flooring, elevating your home appearance with wooden floors is as easy as ABC!
Engineered timber flooring is a multi-layered wood product composed of a real wood veneer on top, bonded to high-quality plywood. It offers the aesthetics of solid wood with enhanced stability.
Engineered timber has a plywood base, making it more resistant to moisture and temperature fluctuations. Solid wood is a single, solid piece, prone to expansion and contraction.
Yes, most engineered timber floors have a real wood veneer that can be sanded and refinished. However, the number of times depends on the veneer thickness.
Yes, it’s a sustainable option. The top layer uses less hardwood, and the plywood base is often made from fast-growing, renewable wood species.
