Stockmans Ridge
Australian hardwood flooring
Australian hardwood species for retailers stocking a solid, locally-sourced hardwood floor.
View Stockmans RidgeThis page is for the trade — retailers buying for resale and installers buying for jobs, not homeowners choosing a floor.
Auswood supplies flooring retailers and installers with six ranges across engineered hardwood, laminate, hybrid and vinyl plank, on trade terms and trade stock depth.
Australian hardwood through to hybrid and vinyl plank, so a retailer can carry a full floor offer from one supplier.
Australian hardwood flooring
Australian hardwood species for retailers stocking a solid, locally-sourced hardwood floor.
View Stockmans RidgeEngineered hardwood flooring
Engineered construction for the dimensional stability retailers need across Australian climate zones.
View Engineered HardwoodHerringbone, White Haven, Pinnacle
European oak in herringbone and plank formats, for the specification end of a retailer’s range.
View Envirofloor OakLaminate flooring
The value laminate line in the Envirofloor range, for retailers covering the entry price point.
View Envirofloor LaminateLaminate flooring
A second laminate line alongside Envirofloor, for retailers wanting a distinct look at the same price tier.
View Myfloor LaminateHybrid and vinyl plank flooring
Hybrid and vinyl plank for the fastest-growing category in residential flooring retail.
View Brumby RangeTrade-tiered pricing across all six ranges on the one account. Ask your branch for the current trade price list.
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth all carry the flooring range, for pickup or delivery to a store or installer job site.
Reorder any range through the same trade account, rather than re-setting up terms with each order.
Specific questions on samples, display material or account terms are best answered by your branch directly — get in touch to talk it through.
Product documentation and technical detail for installers is available through Resources, with a branch technical contact for anything project-specific.
Check Resources for what’s published, or contact a branch with a specific installation question.
Neither is universally better — it depends on the customer’s budget, the moisture exposure of the room and how much of a real-timber look they want underfoot. Hybrid handles moisture and knocks better; engineered gives a closer real-timber feel and can usually be sanded back once.
It generally costs more than laminate or hybrid, is more sensitive to standing water than a hybrid or vinyl product, and its wear layer limits how many times it can be sanded back over its life.
Engineered flooring is generally more dimensionally stable across Australia’s climate range than solid hardwood, which is why it has become the more common specification. Solid hardwood, like Stockmans Ridge, still has its place where that stability trade-off isn’t the deciding factor.
It depends on wear layer thickness, installation and how it’s maintained, so there is no single figure that applies across the range. Ask your branch for the specifics on the range you’re stocking.
Engineered flooring has a genuine timber veneer wear layer over an engineered core. Laminate has a printed image layer under a wear-resistant coating — no real timber in the surface. Laminate is generally the lower price point of the two.
Thickness and wear layer depth depend on the specific range and the installation method. Check the individual product page or ask your branch for the specification on the range you need.
It depends on the wear layer thickness of the specific range, so there is no single answer across the board. Check the spec sheet for the range in question, or ask your branch.
Yes — trade pricing applies across all six flooring ranges on a trade account. Get in touch to set one up.
Order quantities are confirmed with your branch based on the range and your account — ask when you set up trade pricing.
Ask your branch about samples and display material when you set up a trade account — what’s available varies by range.
Warranty terms vary by range — check the individual product page or ask your branch for the current warranty documentation.
Call your nearest branch to confirm current stock on a specific range before you rely on it for a job or a resupply.
Yes, subject to Auswood’s delivery terms. Talk to your nearest branch about delivery direct to an installer’s job site.
Open a trade account or send through what you’re after and a branch will come back with pricing and stock.