In the two and a half decades that we have been trading, we have fine-tuned our bespoke system so we can offer clients a floor to suit their personal style and design intent. The end result is a floor tailored to your exact specification and budget, using a wide range of colour, size, pattern and texture options. So how does it work? For the next step, visit one of our showrooms or book a virtual video consultation to discuss your project. A member of our sales team will guide you step by step to choose your ultimate floor and talk you through the installation process.
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Be inspired by our gallery, a showcase of stylish ways to use our bespoke flooring to help you visualise our beautiful products in situ. From rustic, textured wide-boards to classic parquet floors in residential or commercial settings. Get the latest news, technical insights and behind the scenes stories straight to your inbox.
Installation
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The installation of engineered and solid timber flooring is a specialised discipline. As a trade, it is more specific than either carpentry or joinery. This is true for a simple wide-board floor, but especially for an intricate parquet floor. Proper installation involves knowing best practices by heart; it requires the learned knowledge of the mechanics of a floor, how it will work and respond over time; and it demands the skilled hand of the trained artisan.By way of an aesthetic eye, the workmanship, the detailing, even the timber itself, comes to life.
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Parquet flooring for the home has experienced quite the renaissance in the last few years. Defined simply as timber flooring composed of wood blocks or "battens" laid in geometric patterns, parquet flooring has a long, esteemed history. Although its popularity waned in the last half of the twentieth century, its use, whether it is herringbone, chevron, or other patterns, has become increasingly popular in recent years. This revival, however, has shown modern parquet to depart from its earlier use and application in several distinct ways.
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Solid Floor sells over 30 different species of timber. But when you combine that with the range of different finishes we offer in oak and other popular timbers this means we have over 200 different flooring options. We draw the line at selling rare species such as mahogany or rosewood or timbers that do not come from reputable sources and properly managed forests.
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