Wood Look Flooring Perth

Timber grain and warmth in a seamless coating that will not swell, cup, splinter or need oiling. 

Timber Without The Timber Problems

Timber flooring looks good and behaves badly. It moves with humidity, cups when it gets wet, scratches under furniture and pet claws, and needs re-oiling or re-coating on a schedule most people stop keeping after a couple of years. Outdoors it greys off and splinters.

A wood look coating gives you the grain, the colour and the warmth without any of that. It is a sealed, seamless surface, so water does nothing to it, and it takes traffic that would mark real boards.

It also goes places timber cannot. Laundries, bathrooms, garages and alfresco areas all work, which means a single floor can run through the whole house and out the back door without a threshold strip anywhere.

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How We Build It

The grain is made by hand. We use trowel techniques to lay in the texture and the movement, then stain the topcoat before sealing it in. That is what produces the variation that reads as timber rather than as printed vinyl, and it is the reason the finish depends so much on the person applying it.

If you have tiles down, they stay. We diamond grind them, screed and self-level over the top, then build the finish on that.

Where It Works

Living areas and hallways. Kitchens and laundries. Bathrooms and ensuites. Garages carrying the indoor floor through. Alfresco and patio areas. Cafes, retail and reception spaces.

Choosing A Colour

We bring samples to the site visit so you can see them in the actual room. Light matters more than people expect here – a tone that looks warm under showroom lighting can read completely differently against north-facing windows. If you have existing timber, cabinetry or furniture to match, have it there when we come.

2+ Year Product & Workmanship Warranty

We offer a 2-year warranty on commercial and a 5-year warranty on residential projects for your lasting peace of mind.

What Our Clients Say

Wood Look Flooring Questions

It depends on the workmanship. Grain is hand-built with a trowel, so the result comes down to skill rather than product. Ask to see photos of real jobs before committing, with anyone you are considering.

It takes far more than a timber board will. The sealer carries the wear, and it can be re-coated down the track without redoing the floor.

Yes, with a UV-stable system and grip built in for wet areas. This is one of the more popular things we do – the indoor floor carried straight out to the alfresco.

No. We grind, screed and self-level over the top of them.

Warmer than tile, and it does not have the cold spots that stone and porcelain do.

Ten to twenty years indoors on a properly prepared slab.