Tasmanian oak floor boards, re-sanded and master polished. The stain colour induced into this timber is organic lime.

New installation of solid French oak flooring, sanded and master polished. The stain colour is organic lime.

The owners of this house removed the existing carpet and discovered old Baltic pine flooring with a bit of Australian history.  You will notice around the perimeter a black border has been induced into the timber. Remnants of this resourceful design technique evolved around the late 30’s early 40’s. At that time wool was in short supply due to the impending war effort, so carpet became a luxury and was installed frugally.  The flooring was re-sanded and master polished. The stain colour is natural lime.

Tasmanian oak floorboards watermarked by tiles, re-sanded and master polished. Stained walnut brown.

Old Baltic pine flooring with 20 year old 2pk polyurethane brown stain. Re-sanded and master polished.  Stain colour natural lime.

New installation of Tasmanian oak flooring. Sanded and master polished. Colour of stain town hall.

Blackbutt timber flooring. Re-sanded and master polished. Colour of stain natural lime.

Old Baltic floor boards. Re-sanded and master polished. Colour stain town hall.

Old Tasmanian floor boards. Re-sanded and master polished. Colour stain Organic Lime.

Faded yellow Tasmanian Oak flooring, resanded, polished and hand stained. Colour Limestone satin finish.