Quick-Step · FLOORING IN BRISBANE
Quick-Step is one of the world's leading flooring brands, renowned for its premium laminate, hybrid and engineered timber flooring. Developed in Belgium, Quick-Step has built an international reputation for combining innovative technology with authentic wood-inspired designs, creating floors that are both beautiful and built for everyday living. At Rugs &...
Brisbane-based flooring advice · Supply & installation
Cost guide: $ lower-priced materials · $$$$$ higher-priced materials. Indicative material tiers only; installation is quoted separately.
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Best for: Design-led rooms seeking decorative herringbone without real timber
Small 655 × 131mm laminate planks make herringbone the focus. The AC4 surface and Unizip fitting system need product-specific installation guidance.
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Best for: Living spaces seeking a wider natural-look laminate plank
At 1380 × 212mm, Perspective Nature is wider than Impressive but shorter than Majestic. Its AC4 rating helps distinguish it from Impressive Ultra's AC5.
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Best for: Straightforward, shorter-plank AC4 laminate for everyday rooms
Classic uses 1200 × 190mm planks and has a 10-year wet warranty with a 24-hour cleanup condition, unlike the other five Quick-Step laminate ranges.
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Best for: Busy family living areas prioritising a higher abrasion classification
The only AC5-rated option among these six Quick-Step laminate ranges, at 12mm. A higher abrasion class does not make the floor scratch-proof.
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Best for: Standard living spaces wanting AC4 laminate with longer planks
Impressive uses 1380 × 190mm boards, longer than Classic at the same 8mm thickness. It carries different wet-warranty and spill-cleanup terms.
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Best for: Large open-plan homes suited to extra-long, wide laminate boards
Majestic's 2050 × 240mm AC4 boards make a larger visual statement than shorter ranges. Check room proportions and fitting requirements before choosing.
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Best for: Traditional interiors wanting genuine Australian hardwood with a three-strip look
The three-strip layout gives a varied hardwood grain pattern on 2200mm boards. Compare its 3mm timber surface with the one- and two-strip formats.
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Best for: Homeowners wanting long, single-strip Australian hardwood boards
A single-strip face highlights the natural grain of each board. Plank size varies by timber species, so confirm the chosen variant before planning the layout.
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Best for: Feature spaces seeking genuine European oak in a chevron pattern
Pre-assembled 600 × 310mm chevron panels create an angled timber design. Compare the visual result and installation planning with ReadyFlor Herringbone.
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Best for: Oak timber buyers considering a manufacturer-defined limited wet warranty
A genuine European oak surface on 2200 × 220mm boards. Faro is among the engineered timber ranges with limited wet-warranty terms and spill-cleanup conditions.
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Best for: Spacious rooms seeking especially wide, genuine European oak planks
Massimo's 2200 × 260mm format creates a broad timber-board appearance. Choose the scale for room aesthetics rather than assuming better water or acoustic performance.
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Best for: Australian hardwood buyers comparing limited wet-warranty timber
Cascada combines genuine hardwood character with several plank formats. Manufacturer-defined wet coverage is conditional; confirm species, sealing and room suitability before selection.
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Best for: Statement herringbone floors using genuine Australian hardwood
ReadyFlor Herringbone uses 610 × 122mm boards installed glue-down. Supplier guidance excludes underfloor heating; account for substrate preparation and specialist set-out.
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Best for: Timber interiors favouring a narrower plank with limited wet coverage
Amato's narrower genuine timber planks create a different rhythm from Faro or Massimo's wide format. Its wet warranty has conditions, not unlimited protection.
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Best for: Households wanting a decorative click-together herringbone hybrid
Compact 630 × 126mm planks use a herringbone click system. Choose Ciro over Bloom for the pattern, allowing for extra set-out planning.
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Best for: Open living areas looking for conventional long-plank hybrid styling
Straight 1494 × 209mm boards create a different look from Ciro's herringbone. Both are nominally 6mm hybrids with attached underlay.
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Best for: Herringbone vinyl renovations with an appropriately prepared subfloor
The 740 × 129mm glue-down format produces a decorative pattern. Its 2.5mm construction and 0.55mm wear layer match Fuse, but the set-out differs.
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Best for: Long-plank vinyl installations instead of decorative herringbone
The 1500 × 228.6mm straight-plank layout contrasts with Pristine's herringbone. Both are 2.5mm glue-down vinyl with a 0.55mm wear layer.