NORM EVANS FLOORS
TIMBER FLOORING IN NAMBOUR
- Family-owned business since 1997
- Wide range of flooring options
- Free colour consultations
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NAMBOUR TIMBER FLOORING
At Norm Evans Floors, we supply and install premium timber flooring in Nambour, helping builders, homeowners and renovators to create warm, long-lasting interiors that feel grounded and welcoming.
We stock a wide range of timber options including solid hardwood and engineered timber in various board widths, species and finishes. Whether you’re after the coastal tones of oak or the rich grain of blackbutt or spotted gum, we help you choose timber that complements your space and suits your lifestyle. Our range stands up to everyday wear while maintaining visual appeal.
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(07) 5476 6022 to arrange a timber flooring consultation or visit our showroom near Nambour to view samples.
HELPING YOU PLAN YOUR FLOORING
We take time to plan how timber flooring will flow through your space—especially in homes with open-plan layouts, staggered rooms or split levels. Direction matters, so we consider how boards interact with natural light, entry points and adjoining areas. In Nambour homes with extensions or older layouts, we often recommend continuous board flow to help visually unify different zones and create a more spacious feel.
We guide you through board width, length and grain to ensure consistency across the entire floorplan. Our timber range is selected not just for its style but for how well it performs across varied room types. With the right product choice and layout planning, your flooring will feel seamless, look cohesive and hold up beautifully over time.
How We Select the Right Timber
We don’t just choose timber for its colour—we match it to how you live. At Norm Evans Floors, we help Nambour clients understand the differences between timber species so you get something that holds up under real-world use. If you have pets or young kids, we’ll recommend harder species like spotted gum or blackbutt that resist dents and scratches. If you prefer something soft underfoot or want a more uniform grain, we might suggest oak or an engineered alternative.
Our team also factors in how often you want to maintain the floor. Some timbers require more upkeep to preserve their finish, while others wear more naturally and age with character. By understanding your routine, design goals and budget, we guide you toward timber that not only fits your space—but also fits your day-to-day. It’s about getting the aesthetic right without compromising on practicality or longevity.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can timber flooring increase the value of a home?
Yes, timber flooring can boost a property's resale value due to its timeless appeal, durability and low-maintenance qualities. Buyers often view timber as a premium feature, especially in high-demand areas. Its natural aesthetic and longevity make it a smart investment for both homeowners and investors looking to add style and function that holds its value over time.
Is timber flooring suitable for allergy sufferers?
Timber flooring is a great option for people with allergies because it doesn’t trap dust, pollen or pet dander like carpet can. It's easy to keep clean with regular sweeping or vacuuming, and its smooth surface helps reduce airborne allergens. With no fibres or pile, timber creates a cleaner, healthier environment—especially for asthma sufferers or those sensitive to indoor air quality.
How does timber flooring respond to underfloor heating?
Engineered timber is typically compatible with underfloor heating when installed correctly. It expands and contracts less than solid hardwood, making it more stable under fluctuating temperatures. It’s important to use systems that maintain a consistent temperature and to follow the manufacturer's guidelines to avoid warping or cracking. Always confirm product suitability before combining timber with heating systems.
