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| Handcut basketweave parguetry. Kempas with Tasmanian Oak dot, Jarrah and Brushbox border. |
Large Block European Oak parquetry laid in double herringbone pattern. |
This Sydney based Timber Flooring business was established 32 years ago, specialising in the design, manufacture and installation of the most intricate parquetry, Tongue and Groove (T&G) and all types of quality timber flooring.
Advance Flooring caters to the domestic market, including the most prestigious homes and apartments, and also the commercial sector. This includes office fit outs, shopping complexes, galleries, museums and government buildings.
We are proud to name just a few of these projects, such as parts of Parliament House, The National Gallery, The Australian National University in Canberra, Parliament House in Brisbane, The Museum of Contemporary Arts, the new Asian Gallery in The New South Wales Art Gallery, the new Gosford Arts Centre, Sky Gardens in Sydney, and also many high rise developments. We recently completed 110 apartments in the Sydney CBD in English Oak Parquetry.
Our commitment is to assist our customers with the correct selection of product & timber species for their specific application, including consultation and plans on design layouts which will maximise total utilisation of the customers investment in our beautiful floors. Should you require timber samples, please do not hesitate to call us.
In addition to parquetry and Tongue and Groove, we also supply and install 'Engineered' floors. In addition to the well known 'floating floors' our range also includes high quality products with re-sandable hardwood top layer on ply bases. These are the best quality 'Floating' floors and come in a wide range of species and width format such as European Oak 200mm wide. Some are presanded but not coated so they can be finished on site. They can all can be glued down so as to eliminate that 'floating floor sound'. We also have a wide range of quality 'floating' floors that whilst not having a thick enough top layer to re-sand, can be 'buffed' and re-coated to lengthen their life. |
