Tasmanian Oak
Lo-Sheen Finish
South Frankston, VIC
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The Tasmanian Oak floor featured here is quite typical of a lot of the floor work we do
A wall has been removed to open up the space in the older '50s home. Patch work had been performed and the boards were looking old and shabby
Like many of our clients the owners here were looking to put the home on the market and one of the smartest things to do when selling a home is to have the floorboards freshly sanded and polished
One of the most inviting features as you walk into a house is seeing nice, clean boards
The finish here is Handley Lo-Sheen - which creates a brilliant hard-wearing surface and one of our favourite matte finished look
If you're looking to sell it's always a good idea to polish the boards, 'specially when they come up as nice as this
If you're looking to sell it's always a good idea to polish the boards, 'specially when they come up as nice as this
108mm wide Tasmanian Oak Flooring.
70 year old Tasmanian Oak boards.
The Tassie Oak flooring ties in great with the kitchen.
The grain in Tassie Oak is outstanding.
It all depends on how the log was milled, as to how the grain looks.
Now that's a beautiful bit of floor sanding work.
Still tight after 70 years.
Gotta' make sure those nail holes are well filled.
A gorgeous piece of timber.
That beautiful Matt finish.
Tasmanian Oak Flooring as nice as this is always going to impress the most fastidious home buyer
Tasmanian Oak Flooring as nice as this is always going to impress the most fastidious home buyer
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