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Elegant look of natural wood or stone
LVT combines the look of natural wood or stone with the durability and practicality of modern flooring technology.
Designed to replicate the natural appearance of wood or stone, LVT is available in a wide range of colours, patterns and finishes, including contemporary plank and herringbone designs.
It is water-resistant, hard-wearing and easy to maintain, making it particularly suitable for kitchens, bathrooms and busy family areas. Comfortable underfoot and compatible with many underfloor heating systems, LVT provides a practical, long-lasting flooring solution without compromising on style.
We offer professional preparation and installation for a high-quality finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
The best carpet depends on the room, the amount of foot traffic and your preferred look and feel. Hard-wearing carpets are ideal for busy areas such as hallways and stairs, while softer carpets can provide extra comfort in bedrooms and living rooms.
Wool blends and high-quality synthetic carpets such as polypropylene and nylon are popular choices for busy areas. The carpet construction, pile density and suitability rating should also be considered when choosing flooring for high-traffic spaces.
In most cases, yes. Good-quality underlay can improve comfort, provide additional insulation, reduce noise and help extend the life of your carpet. We can recommend the most suitable underlay for your chosen carpet.
A good-quality carpet can typically last between 7 and 15 years, depending on the carpet type, level of foot traffic and how well it is maintained. Choosing the correct carpet for the room can significantly improve its lifespan.
Yes, we supply and professionally install carpets for stairs, landings and hallways. As these are generally high-traffic areas, we can recommend durable carpets designed to cope with regular use.
Yes, many carpets can be used with underfloor heating when combined with a suitable underlay. It is important to consider the combined tog rating of the carpet and underlay so heat can transfer effectively into the room.
Measure the maximum width and length of the room, including doorways, alcoves and recessed areas. Carpet widths, joins and pattern matching can affect the amount required, so professional measuring is recommended for the most accurate result.
Old flooring and underlay can usually be removed as part of the preparation for your new flooring. Speak to our team when arranging your installation and we can advise you on the removal and disposal options available.
Where possible, smaller furniture and personal belongings should be removed before fitting. The existing floor may also need preparation to ensure it is clean, level and suitable for the new carpet and underlay.
Consider the size of the room, natural light, existing décor and how the space is used. Neutral shades provide a timeless appearance, while darker or patterned flooring can be practical for busier areas.