Come and get a feel for it
The right floor makes a room.
Soft or smooth. Quiet or full of character. Compare the possibilities here, then come and see what they feel like in the shop.
Living rooms · Bedrooms · Stairs & landings
Carpets
Softness, texture & a colour you love.
A quiet bedroom, a busy staircase, a living room everyone piles into. Start with how the room is used, then find the feel and colour that make it yours.
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Kitchens · Bathrooms · Utility rooms
Vinyl flooring
Good looks for everyday living.
From wood-effect planks to stone and tile looks, vinyl opens up plenty of possibilities for the rooms that work hardest. The right finish starts with the right product and a well-prepared floor.
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Living rooms · Dining rooms · Home offices
Wood & laminate
Natural character. A lasting impression.
Light oak, warmer tones or something with a little more contrast. Wood and laminate can set the mood for an entire room, but they are different materials with different things to consider.
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Seating areas · Bedrooms · Open-plan spaces
Rugs
The finishing touch, underfoot.
A rug can soften a seating area, bring colour to a plain floor or help a large room feel more settled. Call the shop to talk through the sizes and styles currently available.
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Help me choose| Flooring | A useful starting point for | Think about | Typical rooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carpet | Comfort, warmth underfoot and quieter spaces | Pile, usage rating, fibre and spill care | Bedrooms, living rooms, stairs |
| Vinyl | Practical rooms and wood or tile effects | Subfloor preparation and specific room suitability | Kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms |
| Wood & laminate | Grain, texture and a hard-floor finish | Moisture, sound, expansion and care | Living rooms, dining rooms, offices |
| Rugs | Adding softness and connecting furniture | Size, door clearance and backing compatibility | Seating areas, bedrooms, halls |
Bring your ideas. We’ll help with the floor.
A photograph, a paint swatch or just a few questions is a good start.