Name: Hurford Australian Native Ironbark
Brand: Hurford Flooring
SKU: ANEIR13213.5
Price: 116.50 AUD
Availability: InStock

Hurford Australian Native Ironbark

130mm long), 820mm or 2, Ironbark (1 is a high quality engineered Ironbark product from Hurford Flooring in the Australian Native range. Featuring a natural timber veneer on a plywood substrate, this product’s construction provides a highly stable and durable floor with a finished thickness of 13.5mm. The beautiful Brown tone can make a stunning addition to a variety of decors. Perfectly suited for residential, multi-residential, and commercial applications.

Additional information
How to Measure your Room

Additional information

Product code	ANEIR13213.5
Brand	Hurford Flooring
Range	Australian Native
Product Name	130mm long), 820mm or 2, Ironbark (1
Product type	Engineered Timber Floor
Species	Ironbark
Colour Tone	Brown
Plank thickness (mm)	13.5
Wear layer thickness (mm)	4
Plank width (mm)	132
Plank length (mm)	1820 / 2130
m2 per pack/box	1.922 / 2.249
Boards per pack/box	8
Warranty	25 Years
Water Resistance	Not water-resistant
Surface texture	Smooth
Surface finish	UV cured 6 coat Klumpp system
Edge type	Square edge (no bevel)
Joint type	Valinge 5G Click
Plank Style	Single plank / 1 strip
Janka rating	14
Installation type	Floating or glue down
Is discontinued?	No
Country of manufacture	Malaysia

How to Measure your Room

MAKE SURE YOU GET THE RIGHT MEASUREMENTS, FIRST

How to Measure your Room

One of the first things we learnt when getting into the trade was - measure twice, cut once. It's been a golden rule since day-one! Here's how to get it right, the first time. We strongly recommend adding 10% wastage to your order.

1. Get Prepared

Get a tape measure or laser distance meter. You can also download an app (such as RoomScan Pro) that can use your phone or tablet camera to measure your room.

2. Take your Measurements

Measure the length and width of the room from wall to wall. You can split complex rooms into smaller, more easily measurable areas.

3. Get your Total Area

Multiply the length and the width of each room or area. Add the numbers together to get your total area.

Board widths and lengths do not always perfectly fit your rooms, so always expect to end up with offcuts.
The wastage allowance provides some breathing space in case you make any mistakes while installing.
Leftover boxes can not be returned but can be kept for future repairs or extensions.

Hurford Australian Native Ironbark