Laminate flooring
Realistic grain, tough surfaces and a price that makes sense.
Laminate gives you the warmth of timber with a surface that shrugs off daily life. Choose from light oaks, warm walnuts and grey-washed planks in a range of widths.
We handle underlay, expansion gaps, thresholds and beading so your floor stays flat, quiet and looking sharp for years.
Bright, open and easy to keep tidy.
Wipeable under the table and chairs.
Smooth for chairs, smart on camera.
A big visual change without a big spend.
Choosing yours
The AC number tells you how tough the surface is. AC3 is fine for bedrooms, AC4 suits living rooms and hallways, and AC5 is commercial grade. We match the rating to the room rather than selling one grade for everything.
Best in: Every room, matched properly
Thicker boards (10-12mm) feel more solid underfoot, sound less hollow and cope better with slight subfloor movement. Thinner 7-8mm boards are a good budget option in light-use rooms.
Best in: Living rooms and open-plan areas
Long, wide boards with light natural oak grain make a room feel bigger and brighter. The most popular look we fit by a distance.
Best in: Lounges, dining rooms and hallways
The parquet look at a laminate price. Fitted at a 45-degree angle from a carefully set-out centre line for a proper high-end finish.
Best in: Hallways and feature rooms
Sealed edges and swell-resistant cores handle splashes and mopping far better than standard boards, making laminate viable in kitchens and downstairs loos.
Best in: Kitchens and utility areas
From pale Scandinavian greys to warm rustic walnuts with knots and colour variation. We will help you pick a tone that works with your walls, doors and skirting.
Best in: Anyone changing the whole feel of a room
How we do it
Small samples lie. Come in and see full planks so you can judge the grain repeat, the sheen level and how wide the boards really are.
We measure the room, work out the board direction, allow proper wastage for cuts and give you a written price that includes free door bars.
Laminate needs a flat, dry base. We check levels and, on concrete, fit a damp-proof membrane so moisture cannot come up through the floor.
Boards are left in the room before fitting so they adjust to your home temperature and humidity — skipping this step is the most common cause of gaps and lifting later.
We leave the correct perimeter expansion gap, stagger the joints for strength and appearance, and cut cleanly around pipes, door frames and hearths.
Finished with scotia beading or refitted skirting and neat door bars, so the edges look built-in rather than patched.
Good to know
Standard laminate is not ideal near sinks and dishwashers, but modern water-resistant ranges with sealed edges handle kitchens well. If the room gets genuinely wet, we would recommend LVT instead and will say so.
It can if it is thin or fitted over the wrong underlay. A thicker board with a quality acoustic underlay makes a big difference, and we always include underlay advice in the estimate.
Usually yes, provided the boards are sound, screwed down and level. Where they are uneven we would ply over the top first for a flat, quiet result.
Yes, with matching stair nosings, though it is a specialist job and takes longer. Many customers combine laminate downstairs with a carpet runner on the stairs for grip and quiet.
Individual boards can often be replaced, which is why we recommend keeping a couple of spare planks from the original batch — shades vary between production runs.
An average room is usually completed within a day, including preparation, underlay and beading. Herringbone layouts take noticeably longer because of the setting out.
Free, no obligation
Honest, friendly advice from a local team — and these always come free.
