NORM EVANS FLOORS

HYBRID FLOORING IN GYMPIE

  • Family-owned business since 1997
  • Wide range of flooring options
  • Free colour consultations

A Living Room With A Couch , Coffee Table And Ottoman — Norm Evans Floors Pty Ltd in Gympie, QLD

gympie vinyl & hybrid flooring

Vinyl and hybrid flooring are great options for households and businesses that need a strong, low-maintenance surface that still looks great. At Norm Evans Floors, we supply and install durable, practical vinyl and hybrid flooring in Gympie, with a range of options that suit Queensland’s changing weather, high-traffic zones and evolving design trends.


We stock timber-look hybrid boards in modern tones and finishes, along with sheet and plank vinyl, for cost-effective versatility. These products are designed to resist moisture, movement and wear—making them ideal for kitchens, family areas, hallways and rental properties. With built-in underlay in most hybrid options, you get a smooth, comfortable surface that performs well in both residential and light commercial spaces.


Call (07) 5476 6022 to speak with our team or visit the showroom to browse hybrid and vinyl flooring options.

Flooring for Busy, Multi-Use Spaces

At Norm Evans Floors, we often recommend vinyl and hybrid flooring to Gympie clients looking for durable, low-maintenance options that suit busy, high-use areas. These materials are ideal for open-plan living, family homes and commercial spaces where spills, heavy foot traffic and temperature changes are part of daily life.


Hybrid flooring is rigid, water-resistant and easy to clean, making it a great choice for kitchens, hallways and living zones. Vinyl, on the other hand, is a cost-effective option for lighter-use areas like bedrooms or home offices while still offering a great finish and easy upkeep.


We stock a wide range of timber-look and textured styles in both vinyl and hybrid, giving you plenty of flexibility when it comes to matching your interior. Whether you’re updating one space or planning a larger project, we help you choose flooring that suits your layout, lifestyle and design goals.

A Person Is Holding A Piece Of Wood In Their Hand — Norm Evans Floors Pty Ltd in Gympie, QLD
An Empty Room With A Wooden Floor And White Walls — Norm Evans Floors Pty Ltd in Gympie, QLD

How We Simplify the Selection Process

We understand that choosing between vinyl and hybrid flooring can feel overwhelming, especially with so many styles, brands and specifications to compare. That’s why we take the time to explain how each option performs in real-world conditions. We ask about your subfloor type, household needs and long-term maintenance goals, then narrow down the range to products that truly suit your space.


In Gympie homes with slab foundations or older floors, we recommend hybrid options that offer stability and strength. For timber subfloors or tighter budgets, vinyl planks or sheeting can provide excellent flexibility without compromising on appearance.


We also guide you through acoustic ratings, product warranties and wear layers, helping you understand how each finish holds up over time. Our goal is to make flooring selection easy, informative and tailored—so you can feel confident you’ve chosen the right product for your home.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What’s the difference between WPC and SPC hybrid flooring?

    WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) hybrid flooring has a softer, more cushioned core, while SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) has a denser, more rigid core. SPC is more durable and better suited to commercial or high-traffic use. WPC provides more comfort underfoot and slightly better sound insulation. Both are waterproof and offer realistic timber visuals.

  • Can hybrid flooring be sanded or refinished?

    No, hybrid flooring cannot be sanded or refinished like solid timber. It has a printed surface layer that would be damaged if sanded. If a section becomes damaged, individual planks or tiles can often be replaced, especially with click-lock systems. Proper care and maintenance are essential to preserve the surface.

  • Does vinyl flooring fade in sunlight?

    Vinyl flooring can fade over time if exposed to direct sunlight, especially lower-end products without UV protection. Many premium vinyl floors now include UV-resistant coatings to help minimise fading. Using curtains, blinds or rugs in sun-exposed areas can also help extend the life and appearance of your floor.

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neighbouring areas
  • Southside
  • Victory Heights
  • Jones Hill
  • Chatsworth
  • Widgee
  • Monkland