Synergy Flooring

Synergy Flooring for Epoxy Resin Floors that Sparkle!! ✨

From the same group who brought us the stylish B:HIVE in Smales Farm comes the newly refurbished AIA House. Featuring state-of-the-art shared workspaces, designed to flex and evolve as a business grows.

Won through the tendering process, our team spent 5 months preparing substrates across 5 floors and getting slabs up to scratch. We laid Vinyl, Rubber, Matting, Tactile Indicators and Carpet; not only to the floors, but to the rooves of office as well. Our very clever crew also resurfaced all the timber stairs located throughout the building.

We are thrilled to have worked on both B:HIVE buildings and can proudly say our guys finished the job with zero defects. Job well done team!👌

When four guys show up to work rocking the exact same outfit — and no, it wasn’t planned!
Same colours, same vibe. I think we’ve reached peak team synchronicity 😂👌

We are proud to have recently completed an installation at the historic Carmelite Monastery in Mt Albert – home to the Carmelite Nuns.

The Catholic Diocese of Auckland approached us with this special task, requiring a high-quality red carpet. We selected two broadlooms from the Signature Flooring Axeminster range - Chateau Windsor and Palazzo Medici.

Laid atop a thick 6mm underlay, and finished with a classic bronze bar, these rich crimson carpets bring a sense of timeless elegance and ceremonial warmth to this sacred space.

We've busily been installing carpet tiles and vinyl at the new Mitre 10 Mega in Silverdale this week. We just love seeing these big projects come to life ! Not to mention, we all frequent Mitre 10 most weekends for our projects, so very excited for the big opening. BIG IS GOOD!

Carpet tile is Godfrey Hirst Foundation Stone and Vinyl is from Polyflor.

This carpet plank called Human Nature, was inspired by the nature we see around us, meeting the nature within ourselves. The results are lovely neutral tones with calming and comforting qualities. What could be more fitting for Dils Funeral Home in Schnapper Rock.
This plush tile came up beautifully and is reminiscent of a riverbed full of pebbles!