What a wood floor really costs per m², fitted: the floor, the subfloor and the fitter, with real London prices from £36 laminate to engineered parquet.
Elm Flooring; A Beautiful Alternative to Oak.
At Kite, we believe one of the challenges with buying a floor is you never know if you’re getting a good deal and one of the main reason for this is that most retailers only sell floors through sales.
We have different types of clients at Kite. Some choose a floor before they have bought a house.
Laminate or engineered wood? How they compare on price, wear, water and maintenance, and why a premium laminate beats a cheap wood floor.
Almost every floor claims to be sustainable. Four ways to check if it really is: life cycle, FSC or PEFC certification, how it’s made and how much wood it uses.
How a herringbone floor is laid, step by step: subfloor prep, levelling, which direction to run it, setting out, borders and brass inlays.
At Kite, our mission is to find you the perfect floor. And whilst we mainly specialise in wooden flooring we also know it isn’t the only option out there.
If you’re trying to choose between light, dark, or any other colour of wood flooring, there are two main factors we consider; the style of the room, and the light in the room.
At Kite, we’re lucky to work with a number of bold designers, who set the trends for 2020 and beyond. So what are they choosing for their flooring options?
They’ve decided they want to fit an engineered wood floor in their home. A great decision!
Kite Flooring have put together a comprehensive guide to buying a wood floor.
Many of your questions are answered in the guide.
