Timber Floor & Hardwood Floor Restoration

 A timber floor stain is a coloring treatment applied to timber floors to enhance their natural grain, add richness, and achieve the desired shade before sealing. 

 A wood floor stain penetrates the timber rather than sitting on top like paint. This preserves the natural texture and grain while adding color and depth. 

Most timber floors can be stained, including hardwoods and softwoods. However, the final result depends on the wood species, grain, and condition of the floor.

The staining process usually takes 1–3 days depending on floor size, preparation needs, and drying times between coats.

Yes. While the timber floor stain adds color, it also works with sealers and coatings to enhance protection against wear, moisture, and UV exposure.

If your floor shows signs of scratches, dullness, or uneven color, combining staining with full timber floor restoration ensures a smooth, consistent and renewed finish.

Hardwood floor restoration typically includes sanding, repairs, staining (optional), and applying protective coatings to renew the floor’s appearance and durability.

Absolutely. You can choose from a wide range of stain colors, from natural tones to deep contemporary shades, tailored to your interior style.

A high-quality timber floor stain, combined with professional sealing, can last many years depending on foot traffic, maintenance, and environmental conditions.

Staining is optional but commonly included in hardwood floor restoration to enhance the wood’s beauty and achieve a refreshed, uniform color.