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Company details
- Flooring Contractor
- Floor Refinishing Service
- Floor Sanding and Polishing Service
- Flooring Store
- Wood and Laminate Flooring Supplier
- Wood Floor Installation Service
Written by the company
Floors Trading and Clearance Centre can help you to improve the look of your home or business with a premium look. Through a combination of a unique floor sanding process, finishing techniques and good old fashioned expertise, an attractive shine will enhance the look just as you need. We are a supplier of high quality Hybrid flooring, Laminated flooring solutions and many more other flooring solutions We pride ourselves on providing a unique, personal and professional service for our clients since 2009.
Contact info
U9/103 Fitzgerald Rd, Laverton North VIC, 3026, Melbourne, Australia
- +61 416 563 855
- Info@ftconline.com.au
- floorstradingandclearance.com
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