Chevron floorboards in a kitchen
Chevron timber floorboards laid through a kitchen, up to the cabinets and out to the doorways.
Our work
A few jobs we've picked to show, out of many more we've done. Before and after where we have both.
16 jobs picked to show
Kitchen tiles up and the floor levelled
The kitchen tiles came up and the adhesive bed was broken out. Then levelling compound went down through the kitchen and dining room.
Slab checked, ground and checked again
A cracked slab checked with a straight edge, ground back with a planetary grinder, then checked again.
Herringbone feature wall
Plywood backing went up first, then the herringbone was laid across it.
Timber-lined entry ceiling
Timber boards lining the ceiling over a front entry, fixed over plywood backing.
Laundry tiles taken up
The laundry tiles came up, leaving the slab ready to be checked and prepared.
Low spots through a hallway and kitchen
Low areas in the hallway and kitchen filled with levelling compound.
Levelling pour through a kitchen and living area
Levelling compound poured through a kitchen and living area. At the doorway, the new pour meets the old slab.
Levelling pours in a room and a hallway
Levelling compound poured across a room and through a hallway.
Slab grinding
A slab ground back with a planetary grinder, with a dust extractor connected.
Glued timber pulled up
A glued-down timber floor pulled up off the slab.
Set out before a pour
The bare slab, then laser lines on the walls and depth pins across it, set before a levelling pour.
An existing timber floor checked
A straight edge across an existing timber floor shows a lip between boards and a step at the doorway.
A particleboard subfloor checked
A particleboard subfloor checked with a straight edge after the old floor came up.
Low spots filled in four rooms
Low areas filled in four different rooms.
Floors checked with a straight edge
Every job starts with checking the floor.
Got a floor like these?
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- Call Freddy0459 586 766
- Email Freddyrhinolevelling@gmail.com