Premium Floors | IndesignLive

October 30th, 2015

Premium Floors is an engineered wood flooring specialist, with a truly vertically integrated business model. Premium Floors’ own manufacturing facilities allow the entire process to be handled in house, from raw material sourcing through to the delivery of finished material, ensuring consistent product quality.

The team at Premium Floors work closely with architects, developers and builders to provide a unique design service, providing sampling at all steps in the design process and technical expertise. They offer a comprehensive range of stocked items, and also a custom design service to suit a project’s requirement.

A colour match service is available, as well as over 30 standard colours that come in a variety of different finishes including time-worn, distressed and brushed. Their lacquer contains SRT (Scratch Resistant Technology), so you can be confident that the floor will endure over time.

Premium Floors’ engineered wood flooring products contain 60 percent recycled content, and the timber is collected from sustainable sources. They can also supply all the underlays, trims and maintenance products needed to ensure your floor looks and performs at its best.

Read more about how to select sustainable and durable timber flooring here.

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