Engineered Timber Flooring Perth & WA
Genuine hardwood.
Built to stay flat in WA’s climate.
Oak and Australian species veneers on a stable core, in wide boards that can be re-coated for decades of life.
- Real timber surface
- Stable over concrete slabs
- Can be sanded and re-coated
- Wide boards to 190mm
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Why choose engineered timber?
- Natural beautyA genuine timber veneer with real grain, warmth and character.
- Dimensional stabilityA layered core that resists the cupping and gapping solid boards can show.
- Comfortable underfootWarmer and quieter than tile, and easier on the legs.
- Re-coat, not replaceThe real timber surface can be re-coated in the years ahead.
- Made for WA homesLaid over concrete slabs across Perth and the regions.
Choosing engineered timber for a Perth home
Real hardwood on a stable core
Engineered timber is real wood. A hardwood veneer, usually 2mm to 4mm of oak or an Australian species, is bonded to a stable multi layer core, so you get the grain, the feel and the warmth of a genuine timber floor with far better stability than solid boards. That stability is exactly what Perth’s dry heat and concrete slab construction call for: engineered boards move far less than solid timber across the seasons and can be laid as a floating floor or glued down.
- 2 to 4mm hardwood veneer
- Stable over concrete slabs
- Floating or glue down
NFD and Heartridge ranges
Jupps stocks engineered timber from NFD (Scenic Rim, Eternity and Daintree, with Blackbutt, Spotted Gum and Tasmanian Oak options) and Heartridge (Riviera Oak), in wide boards to 190mm with brushed, matte finishes that hide daily life well. Boards click together on a 5G joint or a traditional tongue and groove, and most ranges carry 20 year or longer residential warranties on the wear surface.
- Wide boards to 190mm
- Brushed, matte finishes
- 20 year or longer warranties
A floor you can re-coat, not replace
Because the surface is real timber, an engineered floor can be re coated in the years ahead rather than replaced, which makes it a long term choice for living areas, bedrooms, hallways and stairs. It is not intended for laundries or bathrooms, where a vinyl plank is the better option.
- Re-coat, not replace
- Living areas, bedrooms, stairs
- Not for wet areas
Supplied and installed across WA
Every range is supplied and installed by Jupps across Perth and regional Western Australia, with showrooms in Ocean Keys, Busselton, Geraldton, Karratha, Port Hedland and Exmouth, and our commercial office in Canning Vale. Samples are available in store and a measure and quote is free.
- Six showrooms across WA
- Free measure and quote
- Samples to take home
FAQs
What is the difference between engineered and solid timber flooring?
Solid timber is one piece of hardwood through its full thickness; engineered timber is a hardwood veneer over a stable core. Engineered boards are more stable in heat and humidity, can be laid directly over concrete slabs, come in wider formats and cost less to supply and install, while still giving a genuine timber surface.
Engineered timber or hybrid?
Hybrid is a printed image of timber on a rigid vinyl core; engineered timber is the real thing. If you want a floor that can be re coated, ages naturally and feels like timber underfoot, choose engineered. If the room gets wet regularly or you want the lowest maintenance option, choose hybrid.
Can engineered timber be sanded and re coated?
Yes. The veneer on the ranges we stock is thick enough to be re coated, and in most cases lightly sanded and re coated, which extends the life of the floor well beyond a printed product.
Is engineered timber suitable for Perth’s climate?
It is the timber product best suited to it. The layered core resists the cupping and gapping that solid boards can show in dry heat, and the boards can be installed over a slab with the right moisture barrier. Ask us about acclimatising boards on site before installation.
How is engineered timber installed?
As a floating floor on a click joint over underlay, or glued directly to the subfloor for the most solid feel and the quietest result. Our installers will recommend the method for your subfloor during the free measure.