Product Details
Brand: Hurford Roasted
Colour: Dark Chocolate
Wood Species: Mixed Species
Style: Peat
Pack Size: N/A
Installation Method: Secret Nail Toungue & Groove Flooring
Product Warranty: Manufactured to Australian Standards AS2796
Overview
Please note; for orders of 40m2 or less, there is a break pack fee of $80.
Hurford Roasted
Hurford Roasted Timber is hardwood which has been exposed to very high temperatures and humidity within a purpose built kiln. This process permanently changes the molecular structure of the timber, creating a more durable, stable and harder product. The colour of the timber is also permanently changed, with levels of darkening. The higher the temperature the timber has been exposed to, the darker the result. This colour change penetrates entirely through the timber plank.
Roasted Peat is a dark chocolate colour.
Select Grade
Select grade timber has the minimum allowable occurrence of natural features such as gum veins and pin holes, with those features it does contain having the minimum allowable dimensions.
Prestige Grade
Prestige grade combines select grade timber with some relatively low feature standard grade timber.
Standard Grade
Standard grade timber has a moderate quantity of natural features, with those features having greater allowable dimensions than those found in select grade.
Rustic Grade
Rustic grade is a combination of standard grade timber and feature grade timber, with some features which are more prominent than those found in feature grade.
Feature Grade
Feature grade timber has a high quantity of natural features relative to standard grade, such as knots, gum veins, pin holes and even holes through the odd plank, with those features having a greater allowable range of dimensions.
Overlay Solid Timber
Overlay Solid timber denotes timber which must be installed over an existing structural floor, such as existing floorboards or a concrete slab. As the Overlay timber is a non-structural floor, it does not require “top nailing”, and can rather be “secret nailed”. This means that the nail is inserted at a 45 degree angle through the tongue of the timber plank along its edge, and into the substrate. You must also ensure there is a minimum of a 12mm plywood installed under the Roasted Timber
