Commercial flooring for Melbourne and Victoria
Every building asks something different of its floor. Start here to see the floor types we supply and lay, then open the one that fits your space.
How the pieces fit together
Many buildings use more than one floor type. An office might have carpet tile in work areas, vinyl in the kitchen and a tougher surface at the entrance. Where two floors meet, a neat transition strip keeps the join safe and tidy.
We plan these meeting points from the start, so the whole building feels like one considered space.
Luxury vinyl plank
Timber-look planks in a hard-wearing, water-resistant vinyl.
Luxury vinyl tile
Stone and concrete looks in a warmer, quieter vinyl tile.
Vinyl sheet
Wide-roll vinyl with welded joins for hygienic, wet and busy areas.
Carpet tile
Modular carpet squares that are easy to patch and quick to lay.
Commercial broadloom carpet
Wide-roll carpet laid wall to wall for comfort and sound control.
Safety flooring
Grip-surface vinyl for wet, greasy and high-risk walkways.
Food-grade and lab flooring
Sealed, coved flooring for kitchens, food areas and labs.
Sports and specialty flooring
Cushioned and purpose-made floors for gyms, halls and studios.
Wall vinyl
A tough wipeable vinyl covering for busy and wet walls.
Choosing a floor for how a room is used
A floor in a busy corridor lives a very different life from one in a quiet meeting room. Foot traffic, trolleys, spills, noise and cleaning routines all shape which product will last.
We help you start with the use of the space, then narrow down to a floor type. That order avoids the common mistake of picking a colour first and finding out later that it cannot cope with the job.
Hard-wearing resilient floors
Resilient floors are the workhorses of commercial fit-outs. They resist water, wipe clean quickly and hold up under heavy use.
- Luxury vinyl plank gives a timber look in long boards.
- Luxury vinyl tile copies stone, concrete and patterned finishes.
- Vinyl sheet comes in wide rolls with few joins, which suits wet or hygiene-focused rooms.
Soft floors for comfort and sound
Carpet softens a room. It takes the edge off footsteps, adds warmth and helps people feel settled in offices, hotels and learning spaces.
Carpet tile suits areas where one worn or stained square may need swapping out later. Broadloom comes in rolls and gives a continuous, uninterrupted look across large open areas.
Floors for demanding rooms
Some rooms have rules. A commercial kitchen needs a surface that sheds liquid and resists grease. A laboratory needs joins that can be sealed. A gym or court needs the right bounce and grip.
For these jobs we work with specialist floor types, each made for a clear purpose.
- Safety flooring adds grip where floors get wet or oily.
- Food-grade and lab flooring gives a sealed, easy-to-sanitise surface.
- Sports and specialty flooring handles impact, movement and play.
- Wall vinyl carries the same tough surface up the wall.
Not sure which one to pick?
Tell us about the room, the people who use it and the schedule you are working to. We will suggest suitable options and explain the trade-offs in plain words. When you are ready, read how we measure, plan and lay a floor.
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