Online Workshop – Hybrid Floor Movement (25/2/25)

As the flooring industry evolves, understanding the dynamics of hybrid flooring systems is essential for professionals seeking to enhance performance and sustainability. The recent study conducted by the Australasian Timber Flooring Association (ATFA) in collaboration with Griffith University throughout much of 2024 delves into the movement characteristics of hybrid floors, revealing critical insights into their behaviours under various conditions.

This comprehensive research highlights how hybrid flooring materials respond to environmental changes, such as temperature fluctuations and exposure to subfloor moisture, which are pivotal for ensuring longevity and performance. The findings underscore the importance of proper installation techniques and material selection, offering industry professionals the knowledge to optimize product performance and client satisfaction.

Join us as we explore the implications of this groundbreaking study, equipping you with the expertise to make informed decisions in your flooring projects. Stay ahead of the curve in a competitive market by understanding the intricacies of movement in hybrid floors, informed by the latest research and industry knowledge.
 

The lead instructor is the ATFA’s Phil Buckley who holds a master’s degree in teaching, a Diploma in Project Management and the ATFA Diploma in Timber flooring. Phil is also an ATFA inspector, and few share his breadth of knowledge on timber floors.