Timber flooring NZ has developed a stellar reputation as one of the leading suppliers of eco-friendly flooring materials in New Zealand. Timber floors are made from renewable resources, such as bamboo and cork, that are as eco-friendly as they are beautiful. Timber flooring NZ supplies both unfinished and pre-finished flooring materials. These include tiles, slabs, planks, parquet, plank flooring, and unfinished hardwood floors.
The wooden flooring NZ business has over thirty years of experience in the design and manufacture of sustainable, environmentally-friendly wooden flooring products that are attractive, durable, and easy to maintain. They are designed for rapid installation and for use in high traffic areas. The state of the art technology used allows for a fast turnaround time, providing customers with their wooden flooring awnings or planks in a short period of time.
Timber flooring NZ designs and manufactures sustainable wood flooring products that are energy efficient, durable, and come in a wide range of styles and finishes to meet your specific requirements. They are suitable for all rooms, including the bathroom and kitchen, home offices, schools, hotels, shopping centres, and retail showrooms. There is an extensive choice of natural wood grains available. These include Beech, Cork, and Ebony. Timber flooring can also be purchased in a variety of different textures, colours, finishes and materials.
Timber flooring NZ manufactures both pre-finished and unfinished hardwood floors. Whether you require a solid flat wood plank, or something more individualized, such as hand-carved wooden panels, you will find exactly what you need at Timber Flooring NZ. There is also a choice of different timber species from which to choose.
Pre-finished wooden flooring is easy to install and requires a minimum of care and maintenance. Using timber flooring glue, it is simple to strip, chipboard and nip joints for a professional finish. Pre-finished laminate flooring on the other hand, requires the buyer to undertake the labour of stripping and nipping joints. A disadvantage of pre-finished laminate flooring is that it is unable to be refinished, sanded or polished.
Unfinished pieces of timber flooring NZ are fast becoming the most popular, practical and stylish way of installing a room in your home or building. It is also a lot quicker to install than other types of wooden flooring. You will find that unfinished pieces of timber flooring NZ are easy to work with and that they produce a professional finish, similar to that of the finished solid timber floors. If you want your wooden flooring to be aesthetically appealing, you could consider having it stained.
Hardwood floors are an excellent choice if you have young children or pets. It is the most durable flooring option for your home and is easy to maintain. There is no need to polish or clean hardwood floors unless you really stain it yourself. Because it is such a durable material, it is often recommended for schools, offices and public areas. It can also be used on decks, porches, in front of fireplaces and in any part of the home. If you are looking to create a traditional or country feel to your decor, hardwood floors are the way to go.
As well as being used in the domestic sector, wood floors have become very popular in offices across New Zealand. If you are thinking about installing wooden flooring NZ in your workplace, it is essential to ensure that your sub-floor is in good condition. Regular inspection and maintenance are the key to keeping your wood floors in great condition for years. In addition, regular wiping with a damp cloth will prevent dirt, dust and debris from entering the seams and pockets in your flooring. Wood floors are durable and extremely beautiful, which makes them the ideal option for many home and building occupants.
I began running in 1981 and switched to walking in 2005 as it was less wear and tear on my body.
I began running when I was at school; over 50 years ago! The sports team coach recommended/required it. It was also in the days of Arthur Lydiard and running for basic fitness. That is still a major part of my reason for running (and biking): to keep up a basic level of fitness. The other is to get out into the lovely environment that we are in. I also need a goal to get me out training, so the Taupo Half Marathon in winter gets me out when it is darker and colder, followed by the Kinloch Half a month later. I also usually cycle Around the Lake, for much the same reason. I mountain bike reasonably regularly but do not have an event to aim for there. I time myself and that tells me whether I am keeping up the effort.
I started walking when my favourite gym closed late 1993 and I didn’t fancy other options. A few months later I read about a new half marathon starting up so went along to the local sponsor to collect an entry form and training program and have since completed over 35 half marathons and one full marathon. I come back each year for the atmosphere, beautiful scenery, easy course and just to see how long I can keep doing it. Over the years I have walked in all weather conditions from frosty, icy roads and snow to pouring rain.
