Flooring Profiles & Accessories

Professional installation costs for LVT generally range from £20 to £35 per m² in the UK. This can vary based on the complexity of the job, location, and the installer's experience. Subfloor preparation (e.g., leveling compounds) will be an additional cost. Check all our complete range of professional floor laying prices.

Yes. We offer various acoustic insulation options compatible with the glue-down requirements of parquet flooring like Regupol and other alternative glue-down rubber insulations available through Floorworks in thickness of 3 mm, 5 mm, 8 mm and 10 mm, which works for wooden and concrete subfloors.

Gaps between parquet blocks are a common issue that we address during restoration. The most effective and aesthetically pleasing method involves gap filling using a resin filler mixed with fine dust collected directly from your parquet floor during the initial sanding process. This bespoke mixture ensures the filler perfectly matches the colour and texture of your wood, creating a seamless and virtually invisible repair. For larger gaps or specific aesthetic preferences, sometimes individual slivers of wood can be inserted and glued, though the dust-and-resin method is generally preferred for its precision and speed. This technique not only improves the floor's appearance but also helps to prevent dirt and debris from accumulating in the gaps.

Yes. We provide re-oiling and re-waxing services for wooden floors with an original oil-based finish.

To determine whether re-oiling service is suitable or if floor sanding and refinishing will be necessary, we can arrange a site visit for a thorough assessment.

For a more accurate evaluation, please be prepared to provide some photos of the current condition of your floors.

or floor sanding and refinishing will be required instead. Please, be prepared with some photos as well, showing the condition of the floors.

The duration of a wooden floor restoration service largely depends on the size and current condition of your floor, the type of wood and finish chosen, and the specific processes involved. For an area size of approx. 40 sqm, the process of sanding and applying a new finish can take anywhere from 2 to 4 days.

This timeframe accounts for multiple stages including initial assessment, potential repairs (such as replacing damaged blocks or filling gaps), dust-free sanding down to bare wood, and the application of several coats of protective finish with a drying time of approx. 2 - 6 hours, depending on the type.