Premium Floors · FLOORING IN BRISBANE
Premium Floors is one of Australia's leading flooring suppliers, offering an extensive range of hybrid, laminate, engineered timber, vinyl, bamboo and cork flooring. With decades of experience in the Australian market and nationwide distribution, the brand is recognised for combining quality products with dependable supplier support. Premium Floors At Rugs...
Brisbane-based flooring advice · Supply & installation
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Best for: Straightforward AC4 laminate projects where a compact board suits
Clix uses 7mm, 1261 × 192mm AC4 planks. It lacks the separate manufacturer waterproof-surface warranty associated with Clix Plus, so compare the terms.
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Best for: Rooms wanting the larger-board look in the Clix laminate family
Clix XL's 2050 × 211mm AC4 planks are notably longer and wider than Clix and Clix Plus. Choose it for board scale rather than thickness alone.
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Best for: Everyday AC4 laminate buyers who value the specified surface-warranty terms
Clix Plus uses 8mm, 1261 × 192mm AC4 planks with a limited 10-year waterproof-surface warranty. It is not a substitute for wet-area waterproofing.
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Best for: Design-led interiors wanting European oak in a herringbone layout
Nature's Oak Herringbone uses 580 × 145mm patterned real-timber boards. Compare the glue-down set-out and installation preparation with the standard straight-plank Nature's Oak.
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Best for: Australian native timber lovers seeking a finer herringbone pattern
Sidura Herringbone uses 580 × 134mm pieces with a genuine 3mm hardwood surface. Compare its compact scale with Sidura Herringbone Grande's larger pieces.
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Best for: Statement rooms wanting larger-format Australian hardwood herringbone
Sidura Grande's 610 × 165mm pieces make a visibly broader pattern than the standard 580 × 134mm Sidura Herringbone, with the same nominal 3mm hardwood surface.
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Best for: Traditional Australian hardwood rooms preferring straight boards
Sidura 1-Strip uses 1820 × 134mm straight planks to emphasise native timber grain. Consider it instead of Sidura Herringbone when a conventional layout suits the space.
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Best for: Homeowners seeking real European oak in a familiar straight-plank format
Nature's Oak uses 1820 × 190mm genuine oak boards with a brushed surface. Compare with its herringbone option if patterned timber is a design priority.
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Best for: Everyday hybrid installations favouring a medium-length plank
Titan's 1500 × 180mm boards sit between the shorter Titan Home and longer, wider Titan XXL. Consider board proportions alongside the 6mm construction.
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Best for: Rooms favouring compact planks and a slimmer hybrid profile
Titan Home uses shorter 1220 × 180mm boards and a 5mm build, compared with 6mm Titan and Titan XXL. Check floor preparation rather than equating thickness with quality.
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Best for: Larger rooms looking for a long, wide timber-look hybrid plank
Titan XXL's 1800 × 225mm boards create a broader look than standard Titan or Titan Home. Choose for the layout and room proportions, not presumed waterproofing.
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Best for: Homeowners wanting solid strand-woven bamboo rather than timber veneer
ARC Bamboo uses a 14mm strand-woven construction and click-fitting format. Compare its natural-material appearance and care requirements with engineered oak and hybrid.