Choosing solid timber flooring for your project
Compare the current Blackbutt, Spotted Gum, Jarrah and Tasmanian Oak flooring selections by species, appearance and product specification. Start with the requirements of your intended room, then confirm the details of the selected product before requesting a supply quote.
Compare the timber species and finish
Review each product's images and finish description to shortlist the look you want. The current listings describe a smooth matte finish. Ask whether samples or a viewing are available if you need to compare the timber with your cabinetry, walls or other finishes. Confirm the species and product SKU so the quote matches your selection.
Check board dimensions and supply quantities
The current solid timber product descriptions list 1900mm length, 130mm width and 18mm thickness. Confirm the supplied board dimensions, lengths and pack coverage for the exact item when enquiring. Have your installer check the measured floor area and the order quantity needed for your layout, including any cutting allowance.
Confirm the installation requirements
Ask your installer to review the manufacturer's subfloor, moisture and acclimatisation requirements for the selected product. Confirm the approved fixing method and any preparation or finishing work needed for your site. If your project involves a wet area, underfloor heating or specific acoustic requirements, obtain the relevant product information before proceeding.
Clarify pricing, availability and inclusions
Provide the product name or SKU, floor area in square metres, project location and required timing when requesting a quote. Ask for the pricing unit, supply quantity, delivery arrangements and inclusions to be stated clearly. Confirm whether any installation materials, preparation or services are separately quoted, and check availability before booking installation.
To discuss your selection, contact Melbourne Bathroom Shop with your project details. You can also browse the full timber flooring range or compare engineered timber flooring while reviewing your options.