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Floor Choices is ATFA’s consumer site, dedicated to providing customers with a direct connection to our member’s database.
Here you can source quotes, learn more about timber flooring and most importantly select an accredited member. All of this combines to give you a quality timber floor solution.
The Australasian Timber Flooring Association (ATFA) is the peak body for timber floors and the timber flooring industry throughout Australia and New Zealand. We represent contractors, manufacturers and suppliers to the industry.
ATFA is a strong and dynamic, not-for-profit, member-based association singularly focused on the timber flooring industry. We deliver high-quality, industry specific services and technical information to our members and the community.
View the inspiration gallery of timber flooring projects completed by ATFA members. We’ve segmented them by the floor type for convenience too.
View the latest feature project, as contributed by an ATFA member each month.
Bona Certified Contractors, Borthwick Timber Floors have completed a major flooring restoration project at one of Australia’s most treasured historic icons, the State Library of Victoria. Borthwick installed around 5,500 sqm of new floors throughout the National Trust protected complex and refurbished approximately 2,500 sqm of existing floors.
The latest from our series of handy information sheets designed to educate and inform consumers on processes, products, problems and their solutions in the timber floor space.
Ghosting traditionally relates to the appearance of lightly coloured boot prints that appear in a floor finish, usually some considerable time after the floor was coated.
Some coatings will darken or yellow with time while other coatings may result in a floor becoming lighter with time.
When you choose timber, you are not only selecting a beautiful individual floor made from a renewable resource, you’re also making a positive impact on climate change.