Solid Hardwood FlooringSolid Hardwood Flooring – Brush Box
Hurford’s · Solid timber
Brush Box · Raw
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Solid Hardwood FlooringHurford’s · Solid timber
Brush Box · Raw
Solid Hardwood FlooringHurford’s · Solid timber
Grey Ironbark · Raw
Solid Hardwood FlooringHurford’s · Solid timber
Blackbutt · Raw
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Silvertop Ash · Raw
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Turpentine · Raw
Solid Hardwood FlooringHurford’s · Parquetry
Raw
Solid timber flooring is made from boards milled from a single piece of hardwood, with no plywood or composite core. Because it is hardwood from top to bottom, a solid timber floor can be sanded back and refinished several times, which is why it is often described as a lifetime floor.
Our solid timber flooring range focuses on native Australian hardwoods. These species grew up in our climate, carry natural colour from honey blonde to deep red, and are among the hardest flooring timbers available anywhere, making them a natural fit for busy Brisbane homes.
Solid hardwood parquetry is also available in any of these colours, for herringbone and other patterned layouts.
| Solid timber | Engineered timber | |
|---|---|---|
| Made from | One piece of hardwood | Timber top layer on a stable core |
| Refinishing | Sanded and recoated many times | Limited by top layer thickness |
| Finish | Sanded, then coated in place | Arrives pre-coated from the factory |
| On concrete | Needs a plywood base first | Can be glued or floated directly |
| Lifespan | Generations with good care | Decades, depending on wear layer |
Solid boards move more than engineered ones, so acclimatisation, fixing and expansion allowances matter. Our in-house team prepares the subfloor, lays and secures the boards, then sands and coats the floor on site. Learn more about our hardwood floor installation process.
Solid hardwood colour varies from board to board. See full-length samples of each species in Newstead.
FAQs
For many homeowners, yes. Solid timber costs more upfront than engineered or hybrid, but it can be resanded and recoated again and again, adds appeal for buyers and can last for generations.
With good care and periodic recoating, a solid timber floor should last 50+ years. You can sand out scratches and wear rather than replacing the boards.
Yes, but not directly. Solid boards need a moisture barrier and a plywood substrate fixed over the slab first, which also raises the finished floor height.
It depends on the look and wear you need. Grey Ironbark and Turpentine are very dense for busy homes, Blackbutt suits light modern interiors, and Brush Box offers warm, even-wearing colour.
Yes. Native hardwoods handle Queensland conditions well when they are acclimatised and installed with proper expansion allowances. Keeping indoor humidity steady also reduces seasonal gaps.
LKV Flooring supplies solid Australian hardwood flooring from our Newstead showroom on Doggett Street, with professional installation, sanding and coating across Brisbane.
Free measure & quote
See these floors in person at our Newstead showroom, or ask for a free measure and quote.