Welcome to AMR Timber Flooring. Timber Flooring in the South West at the highest level of craftsmanship.

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In essence, we are a small team of craftsman that have been working in the timber flooring industry for over 15 years, we provide professional workmanship with a passionate approach to quality work.

Our services include supply and install, sand and finish of Timber and Cork flooring. We supply and install Engineered flooring, Laminate flooring and Bamboo.

Based in Margaret River, we offer long lasting solid timber flooring solutions for our customers, and will do our best to craft floorboards best suited to your requirements.

As a small operator, we are passionate about customer service, this is why we have done our research to ensure your new timber floor will not only look great for the first year after completion, but will continue to turn heads for years to come.

AMR Timber Flooring Craftsmen are members of the Australian Timber Flooring Association. AMR Timber Flooring is classed as a Vanguard with a level 7 grading, licence number 187.

The grade of a Australian Timber Flooring Association (ATFA) member increases depending on the level of contribution and participation with the ATFA, these include attending special training workshops, being a part of the committee, and training other timber flooring tradesman in the industry.

So if you require a unique timber floor installed into your home or business, simply use our email contact address and we will respond to your enquiry as soon as we can.

A solid timber overlay flooring system offering luxury, quality, warmth and durability that you can lay almost anywhere though we recommend not laying in wet areas.

Whatever your style, overlay solid timber flooring is a modern twist on the classic tongue and groove. It’s the same beautiful finish, so it adds grace and elegance to any home.

Overlay solid timber flooring has been designed for individuals who want a timber floor but do not have the traditional bearers and joists sub floor designed for traditional tongue & groove flooring. Solid Timber Overlay flooring is 12/13 mm so it can be installed over concrete, old timber floors, particle board or plywood sub floor as long as it is clean, dry and level.

We recommend that the timber is acclimatised on site so that it can adjust to the conditions of the new environment. Following installation your new timber floor will be sanded and finished.

Timber comes in different grades:

Natural/Feature grade celebrates the distinctive markings that occur naturally in timber, like gum veins, insect trails and knots. Natural grade will produce a floor with natural character and rustic charm. The amount and type of natural features in your floor may vary according to the timber species selected.

Select/Classic grade is a grade of timber flooring which exhibits minimum natural features creating a sleek, contemporary, more formal look.

For more information about timber floors and finishes you can visit the ATFA website.

For more information about classic timber flooring finishes view our finishes page....

Staining is an excellent method of altering the colour of timber and cork flooring without losing the natural beauty and character of the floor.

Stains enhance and strengthen the appearance of the grain, providing a luxurious and modern look.

There are two different types of wood stains – pigment stain (turpentine base) and fade-resistant stain (spirit base). The main methods of floor staining are tinting, direct staining and liming.

AMR Timber Flooring are experts in direct staining, with the ability to match colours from light to very dark timbers. When direct staining, the stain is applied directly onto the timber, ensuring a quality and long lasting finish. This means that if the surface of the floor is scratched, the colour remains as it has penetrated into the timber.

Tinting is a method of colouring timber, which involves mixing stain into the floor coating and applying it by roller. This gives the floor an overall shade but is not the most effective method of applying colour.

Direct staining is the most effective way to stain a floor, by actually penetrating the timber, not just the top finish. Direct staining requires a high level of experience and workmanship. When the stain has dried, a clear finish is applied over the top. The staining materials are chosen to be compatabile with the top coat.

Liming is a bleaching process carried out before a final finish is applied to the floor. Liming gives the timber a lighter and slightly milky appearance, while allowing the timber’s natural beauty and character show through.

Borders and inlays can be used to define a specific area or convert simple floor into the upscale, top-of-the-line floor. They are the artistic elements which add the completeness to the interior of the premises.

A beautiful inlay or a border can greatly enhance your timber floor and make it an outstanding feature of your floor.  If you are looking for something a little more interesting than the run-of-the-mill timber floor, then look no further. We will take great care in designing and manufacturing a piece of timber ‘artwork’ for your home.

Cork feels soft and comfortable to walk on and yet it’s durable enough to withstand even the heaviest weight and traffic. 

Think Comfort.

Cork is ideally suited to the Australian climate, it has natural properties that are anti-allergenic and it’s resistant to insects.

Think Green.

In an environmentally conscious world, cork offers a truly sustainable resource. Cork is an all natural product taken from the bark of the Cork Oak Tree and harvested using a traditional stripping method, so that not one tree is destroyed during the process. The bark re-grows completely within nine years when the cork is harvested again.

Think Easy.

Cleaning and maintaining your cork floor is easy, just a regular sweep with an electrostatic mop, soft broom or vacuum is all that is required. Then when necessary just mop over your floor using Classic Cork Cleaner with clean warm water and a well-wrung cotton mop.

Think Quick.

We offer a full supply and installation service and are proud to supply and install only the finest quality materials. Our wide variety of colours and styles mean we have something that will inspire fresh ideas in everyone. Cork flooring is a high quality, natural material and should be seen as such. Inherent in cork is some shade variation but this is an attractive characteristic of all natural products.

Installation is easy. On average a cork floor can take several days to complete. Floor preparation is the key to ensure a quality finish. Cork can be installed on any clean, level sub floor, however a hardboard underlay is recommended if cork tiles are being laid on a strip timber sub floor.

Imagine walking into your home and discovering the rich warmth and elegance of parquetry.

Parquetry flooring is a centuries-old technique, which has been used to create some of the most stunning floors in the world. From stately homes to cathedrals, parquetry is quite simply the best money can buy. Apart from its aesthetic qualities it’s incredibly hard wearing, all natural, sourced from sustainable forests, easy to care for and offers you a stunning choice.

Enjoy natural timber block or mosaic parquetry that will stand the test of time and be enjoyed for generations. Create an individual masterpiece or design a classical look – parquetry offers limitless options: patterns, features borders, timber species, colour and finishes can be tailored to enhance the look of your home or business.

Mosaic Parquetry.

Mosaic parquetry is made up of small solid-wood fingers. Additional feature strips and borders are often added to give an original look.

Block Parquetry.

Create your own, stunning, individual floor designs, or choose from a vast selection of set patterns. You have the freedom to design whatever you want. Normally laid in single blocks, the most common block size is 260mm x 65mm x 14mm or 19mm thick.

Timber comes in different grades.

Natural/Feature grade celebrates the distinctive markings that occur naturally in timber, like gum veins, insect trails and knots. Natural grade will produce a floor with natural character and rustic charm. The amount and type of natural features in your parquetry floor may vary according to the timber species selected.

Select/Classic grade is a grade of timber flooring which exhibits minimum natural features creating a sleek, contemporary, more formal look. Parquetry is a natural timber and is, therefore, not suitable for use externally or in wet areas such as bathrooms and laundries.

Engineered hardwood flooring combines the sophistication of a traditional timber floor with a pre-finished engineered timber floor, in a variety of timber species.

Features & Benefits:

No mess or fumes from sanding and coating
Engineered Flooring can be walked on within hours of installation.

Available in various width boards 1, 2 and 3 strip. The boards are pre-finished with multiple layers of UV cured acrylic scratch resistant coating The 4mm hardwood top layer allows resanding and recoating for a long service life.
Can be laid over any level, structurally sound subfloor
The board has a precision-milled square edge and a tongue and groove profile for a tight board-to-board fit and a smooth consistent finish.

When used with acoustic underlay, Engineered Flooring is excellent for units where sound proofing is important
Engineered Flooring is ideal for asthmatics and allergy sufferers as it does not harbour dust or allergens.

With authentic colours, surfaces and textures, laminate floors are real value for money. 

They are easy to maintain, look great and are hard wearing. Laminate floors are wear, scratch, stain and fade resistant, can be installed and walked on the same day. Ideal for the entire house, besides wet areas they are low allergenic and no fuss.

The ingenious click system has a specially shaped tongue and groove that simply clicks together during installation, providing gap-free joins without the mess and time delays associated with installing the old glue together laminate floors.