To be the flooring partner behind New Zealand's most enduring buildings — specified by architects, trusted by designers, relied on by contractors, and built to outlast the project itself.
Our vision is not a slogan. It is the standard we are measured against on every project.
Specified by architects. Our role begins at the design table. We work with architects to translate design intent into a specification that will survive through tender, construction, and twenty years of building life. That means technical datasheets that hold up to scrutiny, Green Star and Homestar documentation that is accurate and current, and product recommendations grounded in performance — not in what's easiest to sell.
Trusted by designers. Interior designers are the guardians of the finished space. Our job is to protect their vision through every stage of the project — matching dye lots, coordinating lead times, honouring colour palettes across multi-stage refurbishments. When a designer specifies ECOFLOORS, they do so knowing the floor that gets installed will be the floor they specified.
Relied on by contractors. Commercial flooring contractors carry the programme risk on every site. Our commitment to them is simple: on time, in full, to spec, every delivery. We coordinate logistics, communicate lead times honestly, and support installation sequencing and detailing on complex projects. When we commit to a delivery date, we stand behind it.
Built to outlast the project itself. Every product in our portfolio is chosen because it will still be performing long after the building has moved on to its next fit-out cycle. This is not an accident of procurement — it is the explicit reason we hold exclusive agencies with manufacturers whose products are engineered for 15-year and 25-year performance rather than short-term trend.
Heritage and restoration projects sit at the heart of what we do. Restoring a floor in a building of historical significance is not a product-selection exercise — it is a research exercise, a material-matching exercise, and a governance exercise. It requires a supplier who understands that the wrong decision is not merely expensive but irreversible.
Our portfolio is unusually well-suited to this work:
Our work on heritage and restoration projects typically includes product research and material matching, liaison with heritage architects and conservation consultants, sympathetic pattern and colour development, and programme coordination around the often-unusual constraints of working in occupied or protected buildings.
If you are working on a project listed under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act, a Category 1 or Category 2 historic place, or a building of recognised local heritage significance — we are built for that conversation.
ECOFLOORS is appointed to represent, specify, and manage supply for selected international manufacturers whose products require experience-led specification and controlled distribution. Our portfolio includes Brintons Axminster carpets from the UK, TOLI Corporation commercial flooring systems from Japan, and specialist cork, vinyl, rubber, timber, and textile systems from Zandur, Roppe, REMP Resilient Flooring, Prestige Oak, De Marque, and Corkoleum®.
Our work on any project typically includes:
This structure exists for one reason: to ensure clarity, consistency, and long-term performance — for clients, for contractors, and for the manufacturers whose reputations we carry in New Zealand.
We work with the people who are responsible for getting the floor right:
If you are specifying flooring for a project where the wrong decision would be costly — we are built for that conversation.
Every ECOFLOORS project carries one commitment: the floor that gets specified is the floor that gets delivered, installed, and stands the test of time. That is what it means to be the flooring partner behind New Zealand's most enduring buildings.
ECOFLOORS · PO Box 233, Albany, Auckland 0752 · +64 9 415 7416
Managing Director: Reg Hellesoe
