Floor Fitting for Stairs

Name: David Lewis
Brand: David Lewis
SKU: 1191191
Rating: 4.9 (80 reviews)

Stairs fitting with engineered oak flooring

When it comes to home improvement, few elements make a statement like a beautifully fitted staircase. The transition from one floor to another should be seamless and visually appealing. Whether you prefer the timeless elegance of wooden flooring, the versatility of luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), or the practicality of laminate flooring, choosing the right company to fit your stairs is crucial. Here’s a look at the exceptional stair flooring services offered by leading flooring companies, ensuring your staircase becomes a focal point of your home.

Wooden Flooring for Stairs

Wooden flooring exudes warmth and sophistication, making it a popular choice for stairs. A professional flooring company can provide:

Choice of flooring product: You can select from a variety of wood species and finishes to match your home's decor, however the width of the plank, should be ideally 190 mm or wider. This will avoid having a joint on step or riser.
New stair nosing: When new flooring covers your step, the old stair nosing is removed and a new one installed. We work with various suppliers and will can supply the right stair nosing for your floor.
Finishin Services: Sometimes we may need to colour match the timber nosing with the colour of your floor. This is all fine - it is included in our service.

Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) for Stairs

LVT is an excellent option for homeowners seeking durability and versatility without compromising on aesthetics. The benefits of opting for LVT include:

Wide range of designs: LVT mimics the appearance of natural materials like wood and stone, available in various colors and patterns.
Water resistance: Ideal for high-traffic areas, LVT is resistant to moisture, making it perfect for homes with children or pets.
Choice of brass or aluminum nosing is available.

Laminate Flooring for Stairs

Laminate flooring is a cost-effective alternative that doesn’t skimp on style or durability. Here’s why laminate is a popular choice for stairs:

Variety of styles: Available in numerous finishes and designs, laminate can be tailored to fit any interior aesthetic.
Matching the floor stair nosings. When it comes to stairs fitted with laminate flooring, we choose QuickStep flooring product, as they come with the perfect solution for stairs and provide nosings in same colour of their floor.

Why Choose Floorworks™ Professional Installation?

While DIY installations are an option, professional fitting services ensure:

Perfect fit: Professionals take precise measurements and use advanced tools to ensure each piece fits perfectly, eliminating gaps or uneven surfaces.
Longevity: Expert installation guarantees that your flooring is installed to last, withstanding daily use without issues.
Service Guarantee: Many flooring companies offer warranties on their installations, providing peace of mind.
Aesthetic appeal: Professionals have the experience to match patterns and designs seamlessly, enhancing the overall look of your staircase.
Solutions & ideas: Request to see examples of previous installations to gauge the quality of their work.
Customer service: We provide excellent customer service will guide you through the selection process and address any concerns.

Upgrading your stairs with new flooring is an investment in both the beauty and functionality of your home. Whether you choose the classic appeal of wooden flooring, the modern versatility of LVT, or the practical benefits of laminate, professional stair fitting services ensure a flawless finish.

With Floorworks™ stairs fitting service, your staircase can become a stunning centerpiece that enhances your home's overall aesthetic.

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Is engineered flooring suitable for kitchens?

Yes, its stability makes it an excellent choice for kitchens. It's advisable to choose a durable, lacquered finish (instead of oiled / brushed & oiled) for easier cleaning and better protection against spills. Always wipe up any water or liquid spills promptly.
How are your floor restoration service prices calculated?

Our wooden floor restoration service prices are primarily calculated based on several key factors. The most significant element is the type of wooden flooring and the total size in square meters of the area to be restored. We also consider the current condition of the floor, as heavily damaged floors requiring extensive repairs. The type of finish chosen (e.g., oil-based, water-based lacquer, hardwax oil) also influences the price, with commercial grade finishes often being more expensive and some are slower drying.
Finally, any additional services like staining, custom colour matching, or intricate pattern work will be factored into the final price. We aim to provide a transparent, itemised quote after an on-site assessment to ensure you understand all components of the cost.
How long does it take for an oiled floor to dry?

For an oiled wood floor, the initial drying time for light foot traffic typically ranges from 4 to 12 hours after the final coat, depending on the specific oil product used and environmental conditions like humidity and temperature in your home or premises. However, it's crucial to understand that "dry to touch" does not mean fully cured. For the oil to reach its maximum hardness and durability, allowing for heavy furniture placement and normal traffic, a full curing period of 5 to 14 days, and sometimes up to 30 days, is recommended. Adequate ventilation during this period is essential to facilitate proper curing.
Do you a take deposit for your floor restoration services?

Currently, we do not take deposits for our floor renovation services. Payment for some or all materials is required at the time of booking, for our floor installation service.
Can you restore parquet flooring without sanding?

Yes, it is sometimes possible to "restore" parquet flooring without full sanding, although the extent of the restoration will be limited. This non-sanding approach is typically suitable for floors with minimal surface wear, light scratches, or dullness, where the existing finish is still largely intact. Methods include buffing (screening) to lightly abrade the surface, and then applying a fresh coat of finish (re-coating or re-lacquering).