Timber has been an integral part of human civilization since ancient times, offering a renewable and versatile resource for construction, tools, and artistic expression. Even today, wood remains an essential part of our daily lives, influencing modern architecture, design, and lifestyle choices. One significant development in the utilization of wood in modern living is the invention of engineered timber flooring, which has had a profound impact on the way we live.

In the past, solid timber flooring was popular but had limitations in terms of cost, installation, and environmental sustainability. Engineered timber flooring, particularly Birch ply core engineered timber flooring, addresses these concerns by combining a veneer of real timber with a stable, multi-layered core made from more sustainable and stable timber like Birch.
The result is a product that offers the natural beauty and warmth of timber, while also being more affordable, and environmentally friendly. With its stability and durability, Birch ply core engineered timber flooring is a choice that provides a healthier, more comfortable living environment. It also enhances the overall aesthetics of a home, reflecting a taste for quality and sophistication in lifestyle choices.

At Tradline, we proudly present our special range of birch cored engineered timber collection "Arcadia" from trusted manufacturers. From home projects to residential home buildings, to commercial projects, we have the perfect match for all your needs.
Our Arcadia range offers the perfect blend of environmental responsibility, stability, and decorative beauty. Discover how our super E0 grade Arcadia range can elevate your space while minimizing your ecological footprint.

Our Arcadia range is constructed with multiple layers of wood veneer, enhancing its stability and reducing the risk of warping, cupping, or shrinking due to fluctuations in humidity and temperature.
Birch is well known for its high density and strength because of the geographical location of its growing environment. Birch trees grow in relatively dry environments and do not require excessive moisture. Therefore, it is less prone to warping, shrinking, or swelling when exposed to changes in temperature and humidity, especially suitable for the humid climate condition in New Zealand.