03 9465 9875Brushbox Timber Flooring – Clean Look, Solid Underfoot
A Timber That Feels Put Together
Brushbox has a natural polish to it. The grain is tight and consistent, and the colour leans towards warmer reddish tones, think soft brown through to deep blush, without strong contrast from board to board. This even look makes it a favourite in homes where you want timber that doesn’t draw too much attention but still adds depth and tone to a space. It’s commonly used in living rooms, bedrooms, and stairs where a clean finish matters.
Built to Handle Daily Life
Brushbox is more than just a good-looking floor; it’s tough too. It has a Janka hardness rating of 9.5, which puts it at the higher end of the scale when it comes to resisting dents and wear. That makes it suitable for high-traffic areas, including homes with kids or pets. It also meets BAL 12.5 fire rating standards, meaning it’s approved for use in bushfire-prone areas with moderate risk. Once it’s installed and finished, it stays stable with minimal shifting and solid underfoot.
Installs Clean, Finishes Well
Installers tend to like working with Brushbox. It holds its shape well and cuts cleanly when you’ve got the right tools. The tongue-and-groove profile and end-matching help with alignment and make the laying process smoother. Whether you’re going over battens, plywood, or concrete, it’s adaptable. And because the grain is fine, it takes stains and coatings nicely, giving you a bit of flexibility with the finish.
Simple to Maintain
Once laid and sealed, Brushbox is easy to live with. It doesn’t need special treatments or oils, just a regular sweep and the occasional mop with a damp cloth. Any surface dust or spills are easy to manage. Over time, it wears well without needing much from you.
A Good Match for a Range of Builds
Whether you’re working on a renovation or a new build, Brushbox brings a nice balance of visual warmth and long-term durability. It won’t overwhelm a space, but it gives the kind of detail and density that holds up over time. If you’re comparing it to other timbers or are unsure how it might look in your space, feel free to visit the showroom or ask us for a sample to get a proper look and feel.
