Decking & Flooring - Flooring

Nothing beats the beauty and durability of a solid timber floor and Bretts prides itself on sourcing only the fi nest timbers for our extensive flooring range. From Australian pine and hardwood species to international timbers, Bretts has the right timber for any application and will last the test of time in both appearance and structural integrity. A Bretts floor is produced from managed, renewable forests before being sawn and kiln dried. The Picasso Engineered Timber floors (sometimes known as ‘floating' flooring) are perfect for unit applications or wherever the floor needs to be fixed directly to a concrete floor. Picasso flooring is available in several distinctly different species and is sold as a pre-finished product that is ready to be installed. Bretts also offers an extensive range of laminate flooring which is great for high wear areas or where a more traditional flooring option doesn't suit.

Brush Box (Lophostemon Confertus) Brush Box, which grows on the rainforest fringes from central New South Wales through to North Queensland, is the Rolls Royce of Australian timber floors. Rich chocolate brown with some occasional pink, red and dark browns typify this floor. Brush Box is typically free of gum vein or pin hole, is hard wearing and ideal for commercial or heavy traffic areas. The full list of Bretts flooring products	Spotted Gum (Eucalyptus Maculata) Grows extensively along the east coast from central New South Wales through to central Queensland and features mixed colouring ranging from light tan, through grey and dark brown. Western Queensland Spotted Gum tends to be much darker than that from the coast. Gum vein is revalent in standard grade and occasional in select. Pin hole is not typically a characteristic. The full list of Bretts flooring products	Forest Red Gum (Eucalyptus Tereticornis) Is a slow growing gum typically found along the coastal ranges in New South Wales and Queensland. Red Gum is one of the few remaining consistent dark red flooring timbers remaining in Australia. In reality, some manufacturers mix Red Ironbark in with this species and market it as mixed red species to achieve the same result. The full list of Bretts flooring products
Blackbutt (Eucalyptus Pilularis) Is a blonde species which features abundant pin hole and gum vein, commonly found along coastal plains and lower ranges in New South Wales and Southern Queensland. Marketed as Australian Beech in the United States, it is often used in beach houses here in Australia for its light colouring and ability to handle heavy traffic areas. The full list of Bretts flooring products	Tasmanian Blackwood (Acacia Melanoxylon) Is a medium sized hardwood tree predominantly grown in the wet areas of Tasmania. Colloquially known as "Tassie Blackwood" this species has tones of golden brown often with narrow bands of darker colour. Reddish streaks can sometimes be present making this fl ooring beautiful in any area. The full list of Bretts flooring products	Cypress (Callitris Columellaris) Is durability Class 1 and renowned to be naturally resistant to termite attack giving you many lifetimes of serviceable flooring without any chemical treatment. Cypress is a pleasant golden colour typically highly featured with sapwood and knots.  Cypress is a beautiful yet inexpensive option. Golden Heart brochure The full list of Bretts flooring products