Eclipse Australis Couero Engineered Timber Flooring
Australian Species timber for the Australian home. Australis Cuero brings Australian Species floors in the traditional width that we know and love.
Australian Species timber for the Australian home. Australis Cuero brings Australian Species floors in the traditional width that we know and love.
14mm Engineered
3mm Timber Veneer
Australian Timber
VOC Free
Factory Finished
Eclipse Australis Couero combines a 14mm engineered board with a 3mm real timber veneer for homes that want Australian timber character in a more stable, prefinished format. This engineered timber flooring range is offered in familiar native species and is presented as VOC-free. Because the finish is applied before installation, the selected colour and surface treatment can be checked in advance. The subfloor, expansion allowances, installation method and maintenance routine should still follow the current product guide for the exact colour ordered.
Blackbutt and Tasmanian Oak create a lighter, warmer base, while Jarrah brings richer red tones and Spotted Gum shows stronger colour and grain movement. Compare several boards together, as real timber will not look uniform from plank to plank. View samples in morning and evening light, then compare Eclipse Australis Largo if a broader Australian-species plank is preferred. Prompt spill removal, entry mats and protective pads under furniture will help preserve the prefinished surface.
Eclipse Australis Couero focuses on well-known Australian species colours, including Blackbutt, Jarrah, Spotted Gum and Tasmanian Oak. These timber looks suit many Australian interiors because they feel natural, warm and familiar without needing the cost or installation demands of solid timber flooring.
Colours include Blackbutt, Jarrah, Spotted Gum and Tasmanian Oak. Blackbutt and Tasmanian Oak suit lighter, softer interiors, Spotted Gum adds more natural variation, and Jarrah gives the range a richer, darker timber look.
Each board is 14mm thick and topped with a 3mm Australian species timber veneer. This gives you the look and warmth of real timber, while the engineered construction helps make the flooring more stable than traditional solid timber in many home settings.
Start by comparing the colour depth and grain variation you want in the room. Blackbutt and Tasmanian Oak usually create a lighter feel, Spotted Gum adds more character and movement, while Jarrah works well when you want a deeper timber tone. Samples are useful before requesting project pricing.
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