Love the look of timber flooring but wary about its environmental impact? Carpet Court has got you covered. The new Stockmans Ridge collection released by the flooring giant is both sustainably sourced and FSC certified which means that the timber has been sourced from well managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits. It’s the ideal eco-friendly timber flooring choice.
Timber flooring is becoming a hugely popular choice with home buyers and renovators and with good reason. “Timber is increasingly popular with customers who are looking for a flooring solution that combines durability with a luxe look,” says Darren Palmer, Carpet Court Ambassador and interior design guru. “The Stockmans Ridge range launches at a time when demand for this look hits an all-time high, as people prepare to ready their home for the year ahead.”
The Stockmans Ridge production process yields up to five times more finished product than traditional engineered floors from the same amount of Australian Hardwood, making it the ideal flooring option for the environmentally conscious.
There are six styles available within the range, each offering a different grain and gradient to tone. Sydney Blue Gum, Spotted Gum, Jarrah, Grey Ironbark, Blackbutt and Brush Box timber species all feature giving those on the hunt for timber floors, a variety of options.
With 14 acrylic coats offering exceptional dent and scratch resistance, the Stockmans Ridge is the ideal choice for high traffic areas or families with children, while the patented Välinge click-locking system and micro-bevelled finish offers easy installation and a seamless finish for those with an eye for detail.
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Has anyone installed this yet, are you worried about the fact this can’t be resanded due to 0.6mm hardwood layer?
Most other engineered floorboards have around 4mm.
We’re about to to install it at our house in Melbourne, Mat.
We went with this product because it’s really almost a laminate with the bonus of a real timber vernier – scratch and damage resilience is what we’re after. With a 25 year warranty, we’ll most likely be replacing our flooring for new after its lifetime instead of sanding and re-treating.
We also looked at installing the Quickstep Matt Finished Spotted Gum. It’s fantastic, but we were concerned that our kids and the dog would shorten its scratch and damage free life.