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Specialty Timber Requests

Unique Timber Needs, Tailored Solutions

Not your standard job?

Not every project fits neatly into standard services. That’s why we offer customised solutions for clients with specific timber requests. From staircases and handrails to one-of-a-kind furniture pieces, our team applies the same expertise in sanding, finishing, and colour treatments to bring out the best in your timber, no matter the application.

What We Can Help With​​

Staircases & Handrails

Detailed sanding and finishing to refresh heavily used surfaces and restore a uniform look.

Furniture Pieces

Custom treatments for tables, cabinets, or timber features to revive and protect them.

Bleaching Requests

Specialist timber bleaching services to lighten timbers and achieve a brighter, cleaner aesthetic.

Other Timber Surfaces

If it’s timber, and you’re unsure if it fits within our regular scope, just ask — we’ll let you know what’s possible.

Our Approach

Every specialty request starts with a discussion. Because these projects often fall outside the standard scope of flooring, we take time to understand your goals, inspect the timber, and advise on the best approach.

 

While we don’t carry out carpentry or installation work, we do provide tailored finishing techniques that breathe new life into existing timber surfaces.

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Why Choose Us for Specialty Requests?

Skilled in handling intricate, detailed timber surfaces.

Flexible approach — we adapt our techniques to unique projects.

Honest advice on what can and can’t be achieved.

Same professional standards as our core floor finishing services.

Let’s Talk About Your Idea

If you have a timber project that doesn’t quite fit into our standard services, we’d love to hear from you. Whether it’s a staircase that needs careful sanding, a piece of furniture that deserves a fresh look, or a unique request such as bleaching, we’ll do our best to help you achieve the result you’re after.

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