The Easiest Flooring to Install by Yourself: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you eager to give your home a fresh new look without breaking the bank or hiring professional installers? Installing…
DIY Flooring
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Can You Level a Floor Yourself? A DIY Floor Levelling Guide
Yes, you can DIY-level a floor for minor dips and small rooms. Here’s when self-levelling compound works, when to call…
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Hybrid Flooring on Uneven Subfloors: What Actually Works
How hybrid flooring handles uneven subfloors, what tolerance the click joints can take, when to self-level, and where you’ll still…
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Where Should You Not Put Laminate Flooring?
The rooms where laminate fails: bathrooms, laundries, basements, sunrooms and outdoor zones. What to lay instead, and where laminate still…
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Big-Box vs Specialist Laminate Flooring: How They Compare
How big-box hardware laminate flooring compares to a specialist flooring retailer on spec, price, range, install support and after-sales service.
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Vinyl Plank Flooring Installation
How to install vinyl plank flooring step by step: subfloor prep, acclimation, click-lock vs glue-down vs loose lay, expansion gaps,…
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Types of Hybrid Flooring: SPC, RCB, WPC Compared
Plain-English breakdown of the main hybrid flooring types in Australia: SPC, RCB and WPC, what each core does well, and…
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How Much Value Does New Flooring Add to A Home in Australia 2023
homes with hardwood flooring can sell for up to 10% more than homes without hardwood flooring. This means that if…
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Best Flooring for Dogs and Kids in Australia
SPC hybrid is the floor we recommend most for households with dogs and kids. The picks that actually survive claws,…
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Laying Engineered Wood Flooring on Floorboards
Laying engineered wood flooring on floorboards is a popular way to update the look of a home in Australia in…
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Low-Cost Flooring Ideas in Australia 2023
Are you in the market for new flooring but don’t want to break the bank? Luckily, there are plenty of…
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What Happens if Water Gets under Hybrid Flooring?
If water gets under hybrid flooring the planks stay fine, but the subfloor and underlay can swell. Here is how…
