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Very satisfied with the service I received, quality of products, and order procedure very good. Customer support was excellent would definitely...
Chris Thompson

Great service, will definitely use again
Bill

Needed some laminate to 'tidy up' my house I have just bought. Had the whole lot delivered and fitted within 3 weeks. Very pleased. Would...
Charles Steele

Good service. Good choice of floors.
Kerry

Live chat useful. Received an instant response. Chap very knowledgeable on the fitting side of solid wood.
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Oak Flooring

Oak has been the wood of choice in English homes for centuries. Renowned for its strength and durability, oak was the main construction material used to build the British Empire. Employed in everything from sea dominating ships to booze laden barrels, the mighty oak has featured heavily in our nation's history. To this day oak remains the most popular wood for decorative surfaces, adorning the floors of both the oldest stately homes and the chicest modern flats.

Engineered oak flooring is flourishing as an alternative to solid wood. Attractive and of excellent quality, engineered oak combines the desirable aspect of a traditional oak floor with the simplistic fitting methods used by many types of laminate. Engineered oak flooring is also more resistant to temperature variations, making it ideal to lay in environments where solid oak might be unsuitable.

Oak laminate flooring options are the most versatile of all. Because oak laminate flooring is available in water resistant and waterproof varieties, it is the only type of oak flooring suitable for high moisture areas like bathrooms. When you absolutely have to have oak throughout the entire house, there is a type of laminate fit for every purpose.

Solid oak flooring has remained consistently popular for centuries and is set to continue this record for centuries to come. Eternally stylish, the subtle elegance of real oak floors brings a natural warmth to any room, and is well worth any additional expense.