Hybrid in Mount Barker
We are based here. Rigid core, fully waterproof, and it looks like timber. The sensible answer for most family homes.
Mount Barker is home. We are based here, which means a same week measure is usually no drama and there is no travel loaded into your quote. The town has grown fast, so we work across both ends of it: newer estates going in from scratch, and older homes around the town centre that are due for their first floor change in twenty years.
Hybrid takes the rigid waterproof core from vinyl plank and the look and feel of laminate and puts them in one board. For most family homes it is the sensible answer.
Wide shot of finished hybrid flooring running through an open plan kitchen or living space.
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Based in Mount Barker, South Australia
$20 million public liability
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We come to you
Samples at your place, at a time that suits
Supply and install
One point of contact for the whole job
What we do in Mount Barker
- On site measure and written quote
- Samples brought to you
- Removal and disposal of the old floor
- Concrete grinding, feather finishing or self levelling as required
- Acoustic underlay
- Hybrid plank supply and installation
- Colour matched scotia, trims and transition strips
- Expansion gaps set correctly so the floor can move
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Hybrid questions
What is the difference between hybrid and laminate?
Laminate has a timber based core, so standing water is its enemy. Hybrid has a rigid waterproof core, so it handles wet areas and spills. Hybrid usually costs more. We walk you through both when we quote.
Is hybrid flooring really waterproof?
The board itself is. Water sitting on the surface will not swell it the way it swells laminate. It still needs the right expansion gaps and edge detailing in wet areas to do its job.
Can hybrid go over my existing tiles?
Often yes, if the tiles are sound and flat. Sometimes the grout lines need filling first. We assess the subfloor when we measure and tell you straight.
Get a quote for your Mount Barker home
We are based here. We will come out, measure up and bring the samples with us.