The quick answer is no. Recently I went on a training course to find out about asbestos and specifically where it might occur in flooring and, what me and my floor layers should do if we come across it. Asbestos was a commonly used in new and refurbished buildings before 2000. Since 2000 the use […]
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DIY Laminate Floor Fitting – Top Tips for Professional Finish
When I first started selling laminate flooring, over 12 years ago we ran a few open days in local village halls, explaining how to fit laminate floors and some of our customers just bought the products from us and did great jobs at fitting their floors. We gave them some simple tips to make […]
A carpet is not just for Christmas
By Stewart on December 8, 2011 in Carpet fitting, Carpets, Floor Laying, Laminate Flooring, Vinyl Flooring, Wood Flooring
2011 has been a relatively quiet year, but November and December have gone mad. We are rushing around fitting new carpets in Leicester, Vinyls in Rugby and laminates in Northampton. If you are looking for a new carpet in Rugby or vinyls in Northampton and you want them fitted before Father Christmas arrives please […]
Cheap Karndean Flooring – Top Tips for Buying & Fitting
Karndean flooring is not a cheap flooring solution, it is a premier product that must be installed properly. There are lots of websites offering cheap Karndean flooring, but before rushing to buy from these sites, consider the following top tips to make sure you really are getting the floor you want at the right price: […]
Kitchen Flooring – Mind the Gap
By Stewart on January 24, 2011 in Floor Laying, Karndean, Laminate Flooring, Vinyl Flooring, Wood Flooring
Over the last month two customers have asked me to quote for wooden floors in their new kitchens, only to discover that the gap between the top of their washing machine and work top is too small for an engineered wood or laminate floor to fit under them. So how can you get a wood […]
