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It's no secret that every home needs flooring. Flooring is one of the most important elements of your home and the type of flooring you decide to include will determine the look and feel of your interior. Flooring choice is a very personal decision as some people opt to have carpet in most common areas whereas others prefer laminate flooring or timber flooring throughout. Whichever flooring material you're looking for, we're sure you'll find the perfect flooring for you home amongst our wide range of carpets, engineered floorboards, hardwood floorboards and more.
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Our partners offer an extensive range of flooring options, including carpets, engineered floorboards, hardwood, hybrid, laminate, and luxury vinyl. Each type comes in various styles and colours to meet the specific decor and functional needs of your space.
Consider the room's use, traffic levels, and exposure to moisture when selecting flooring. Carpets are ideal for comfort in bedrooms, while hard surfaces like vinyl or laminate are suitable for high-traffic areas such as kitchens and living rooms.
Hybrid flooring combines the durability of laminate with the aesthetics of vinyl, making it resistant to water and wear while offering a variety of design options. It's an excellent choice for areas that face heavy foot traffic or moisture.
While the specific details on eco-friendly options are not prominently featured, many modern flooring materials offer sustainable benefits. Look for products with certifications for environmental impact, which can often be found in product descriptions.
For inspiration on different flooring styles and how to match them with your decor, check out our mood board examples. This can help you visualize the potential look and feel of various flooring options in a home setting.
Proper care for flooring varies by type; however, general tips include regular cleaning to remove dirt and grit, immediate spill cleanup to prevent damage, and using furniture protectors to avoid scratches. Specific care guidelines are usually provided by the manufacturer.