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Service · 05

Timber-look & loose lay

Loose Lay Longboard and timber-look planks that carry warmth through a whole house — and lay straight over most existing hard floors.

What’s involved

Timber-look and Loose Lay

Loose Lay is the product we get asked for by name. The boards sit on a tacky backing rather than clicking together, so there is no expansion gap fight in a long room, and any single board can be lifted and dropped back in years later. In an open-plan home that runs from the front door to the back deck, that is a real advantage.

Long, wide boards make a room read bigger. We lay them running with the main sight line so the floor draws your eye through the house rather than cutting it up, and we set the start line off the longest wall so you are not left with a sliver at the far end.

  • Loose Lay Longboard specialists
  • Lays over most existing hard surfaces
  • Single boards liftable if ever damaged
  • Long, wide boards for open-plan rooms
In their words

What people say

★★★★★
Thank you Eli, for laying our flooring back before Christmas. We love it! Your professional services made the transition from ripping out old carpets to laying our new hard flooring easy. You were always on time when stated and we loved the finish. We highly recommend you to our family and friends.
TanyaGoogle review · Narangba
★★★★★
Just had our floors renovated with new LooseLay Longboard. Eli came in and got the job done efficiently in a professional manner. He was always on time and courteous towards us. Just a friendly guy! Couldn’t be happier with the service provided.
Urban OversGoogle review
★★★★★
Eli and the team re-carpeted my whole house. They were super competitive on prices and completed a 10 out of 10 job, leaving us blown away with our new floor.
Bailey NeumannClient review
Common questions

Good to know

What is Loose Lay Longboard?
A heavy vinyl plank that grips the subfloor with a backing rather than clicking to the board beside it. No expansion gaps, no clicking noise, and any board can be lifted out and replaced on its own.
Can it go over my existing floor?
Over most sound hard surfaces, yes — tile, vinyl, even some timber. It needs a flat subfloor, which we check at the measure.
Which direction should the boards run?
Usually with the longest sight line in the house, which makes the space read larger. We will walk it with you before a board goes down.
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Tell us the rooms and roughly what you’re after. Eli will come out, measure properly and give you a straight written price.

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