Flooring Profiles & Accessories

Name: Gilly Black
Brand: Gilly Black
SKU: 1191191
Rating: 4.9 (80 reviews)

FloorWorks offers a complete range of supply and fit services of matching flooring profiles and accessories for all types of floors. Profiles and accessories fitting is an inevitable part of any solid, engineered, parquet and laminate floor fitting project.

Flooring Pofiles

Flooring profiles include various skirting boards, beadings, thresholds and reducers that are used to complement wooden floors and laminates in order to provide a complete and more appealing appearance. Flooring profiles come in various width and length. Here are some of the accessories that are often used with solid, engineered, parquet and laminate floor fitting services:

Solid and laminate flooring profiles & door bars

T-SECTION
This accessory of T-shape is used when joining the flooring or floorboards which are of the same height. For eg: T-shaped is used in the kitchen or bathrooms.
RAMP / REDUCER
A reducer is a slope-shaped accessory and is often used for joining different types of floorings such where the height is between 15-20mm and it is generally applied in kitchen bathrooms, halls.
WOOD-TO-CARPET
This accessory is also a kind of sloping shape and is used for joining different types of floorings that have a difference of 7mm in height. It is mainly applied in the kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, bedrooms.
L-SECTION
This accessory has a closed shape and is used at the edges of the plank to cover the edges. Often used for framing the fireplace hearts, landings or garden doors.
STAIR NOSING
This accessory is used for covering the nosing of stair steps to cover any gaps and provide the perfect finish. We highly recommend QuickStep, as they provide unique solutions for stairs and stair nosings available in various colours.
PIPE SURROUNDS

They are an ideal and perfect solution for giving a compete finish around the radiator pipes.

Skirting Boards

These are tall decorative mouldings that are fitted around the walls to cover the expansion gap that is left between the wooden floor and the wall and to provide a complete finish.

Scotia & Quadrant Beading

Also called wood floor trims, beadings are smaller profiles also used to cover the gaps between the wooden or laminate floors and to provide an elegant finish to any interior.

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What is the main advantage of engineered flooring over solid wood?

The primary advantage is its structural stability. The cross-layered core prevents the planks from expanding, contracting, or warping due to changes in temperature and humidity. This stability allows it to be installed without gluing or nailing-down, like the solid wood flooring and to be laid floating with underlay or insulation, or over underfloor heating.
Do you lift & dispose old flooring?

Yes, as part of our floor restoration service, we can lift and dispose of old flooring. This includes carpets, tiles, vinyl, laminate, or wooden floors. We handle the entire process for your convenience.
Can we have doorbars & scotia beading replaced with our floor restoration service?

Yes, we offer and supply installation of matching the floor door bars and scotia beading.
Is gap filling covered by your Service Guarantee?

Gap filling with saw-dust and resin filler on floorboards is exempt from our Service Guarantee.
While working on the surface of your floors during floorboards sanding / repairs we endeavour to make every effort to increase its solidness, before proceeding with the gap filling. It is in fact the solidness of the floor boards, as well as the condition of its support (joists) that will define the durability of the gap filling, not the quality of the product we use or our service.
How long does sanding & painting stairs take?

Sanding and painting stairs generally takes between 3 to 5 days for an average staircase. This timeframe is influenced by the number of steps, the condition of the existing surface, and the desired finish. The process begins with thorough sanding to remove old paint or varnish and create a smooth, clean surface for adhesion. This can be time-consuming due to the confined and intricate nature of stairs. Multiple coats of primer and paint are applied and the drying time can be between 2 to 5 hours per coat.