Flooring: Tasmanian Oak

Durable and incredibly stable, Tasmanian Oak flooring is available in two aesthetically beautiful grades – Prime and Classic. Tasmanian Oak Classic is a high feature grade, visually enhanced by the natural characteristics of timber. Tasmanian Oak Prime provides minimal feature.
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Grand Designs Pod House Interior Design by Studio Ferri Photo: Adam Gibson
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Huon Barn House by Studio Ilk Photo: Thomas Ryan
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Grand Designs Pod House Interior Design: Studio Ferri Photo: Adam Gibson
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Kinder House by Wilko Architecture Photo: Derek Swalwell
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Architect: Jaws Architects Photo: Adam Gibson
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Pirie Street Extension by Preston Lane Architects Photo: Adam Gibson
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Limestone House by John Wardle Architects Photo: Dianna Snape
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Paddington House by Hive Architecture Photo: Andy Macperson
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Toorak House by Melanie Beynon Photo: Dave Kuleska
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