14mm Engineered
3mm Timber Veneer
Australian Timber
Tongue & Groove
Factory Finished
For relaxed contemporary homes that suit a lowsheen Australian hardwood floor, Regency Hardwood Hinterland Collection provides a considered real-wood option. This engineered timber flooring uses 1860 x 189 x 14mm boards with a 3mm Blackbutt or Spotted Gum veneer and a wire-brushed hard-wax-oil finish. Its practical value comes from combining an authentic timber face with a format that arrives ready for installation, reducing the sanding and coating work associated with unfinished boards. Correct subfloor preparation, expansion allowance and ongoing moisture control remain important to the finished result.
The oiled surface keeps the grain tactile and the overall appearance understated. Blackbutt works beautifully with pale stone and warm whites, while Spotted Gum holds its own beside dark joinery, concrete and stronger architectural finishes. Compare Regency Hardwood Infinite Collection for a super-matte smoked option. Before ordering the full floor, view several samples in the intended room at different times of day. Real timber is expected to vary, and that natural movement is what gives the finished installation depth and character.
Regency Hardwood Hinterland is a strong option if you want a floor with a more organic Australian hardwood look. The range highlights natural gum veins, knots and texture, giving the boards a rugged timber feel that works well in living areas, bedrooms and open-plan spaces.
Colours include Blackbutt and Spotted Gum. Blackbutt gives you a brighter, more open timber look, while Spotted Gum brings warmer reddish tones and stronger natural variation. Both options suit homes where you want real Australian native timber character.
The hard wax oil finish helps bring out the natural grain, gum veins and texture in the timber surface. It gives the floor a richer, more organic appearance compared with a flatter finish, making it a good choice if you want the timber character to stand out.
Regency Hardwood Hinterland uses tongue and groove construction with micro bevel edges, helping the boards fit together neatly for a clean timber finish. Professional installation is usually recommended, especially with real timber surfaces where subfloor preparation, layout and expansion gaps matter.
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