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What types of flooring materials do you supply, and how do I choose the right one for my home?
We offer engineered wooden flooring, laminate flooring, SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring, and LVTs (Luxury Vinyl Tiles). The choice depends on factors like your room usage, aesthetics, and durability preferences.
Can you explain the differences between engineered wood, laminate and SPC flooring?
Engineered wood features a real wood top layer. The thickness of this can vary depending on the product. Laminate is an imitation wood composed of a HDF (High-Density Fibre) and an imitation print on top. We mainly supply laminates which are a commercial grade and waterproof up to 48 hours.SPC stands for Stone and PVC Composite. The SPC floors we supply are 5mm thick, already have the underlay attached and are completely waterproof up to 48 hours.
What underlays do you offer, and which one should I choose for my flooring?
We provide different underlays, including the Superior Silver underlay for standard use, Acousta Gold for noise reduction, and Quick Transfer for underfloor heating. Your choice depends on your specific needs.
Which of your flooring options are suitable for stairs?
The floors we offer for stairs are all laminate floors. The colours available are Rustic Oak, Glazed Oak, Light Oak, Silver Oak, Farmhouse Oak, Mocha Oak, Oak Robust Fumed, and Hampton Grey Oak.We do not supply engineered stair systems but we can supply the flooring. A joiner would need to be consulted to match a similar wood nosing for the steps. This is not something we do.
What is the warranty on your flooring products?
The warranty for the floors we stock is 20 years, ensuring lasting quality.
What are your delivery times?
We offer quick Irish delivery. Our typical delviery time sare 2-5 business days depending on your location.
How long does it take to book in for a fitting service?
After the purchase of your floor, we connect you with a recommended fitter who will measure the area, make necessary adjustments, and typically book the fitting within two weeks from the measurement date.
What profiles do I need?
Flat bars (aka T Mould) is used where the floor in both areas is the same level. Reducers are used where the floor in one area is different to the floor in another - typically in bathrooms or kitchens with tiles. Angle edges are used for external doors or anywhere where a right angle is needed.
Do you offer samples?
Yes, we offer free sample collection from our Santry shworoom. Alternatively, these can be ordered to your address via our website at a fee of €9.99.