QWhat different types of flooring can you get?

Solid - floors which have the specific wood for the whole thickness of the floor. These are normally fixed to the sub-floor. 

Semi-Solid - floors which have a very thick layer of the specific wood on top of a less expensive wood. 

Engineered - floating hardwood floors made up of 3 layers: a hardwood veneer (14 or 15 mm); a core layer and a stabilising base layer.

QWhat do I do if I have an unlevel concrete subfloor?

We can level your concrete floor by using a self levelling compound.

QCan I have a wood floor in the kitchen and which one?

Yes, you can have hardwood floor in the kitchen, you can use both solid or engineered.

I would like to have a new floor in the kitchen but I am also changing a kitchen which one should I do first?

We recommend that the floor is fitted first, otherwise removing white goods (washing machine, fridge etc...) for service or repair would be problematic.

QCan I have a wood floor in the conservatory?

Yes, engineered floors are best suited to conservatories because of their stability.