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Flooring Solutions for UK Homes with Traditional Coal Fireplaces

Flooring Solutions for UK Homes with Traditional Coal Fireplaces

When it comes to UK homes with traditional coal fireplaces, the safest and most reliable flooring solutions are non-combustible materials such as stone, tile, or properly detailed hearth-based flooring systems. These options handle heat, sparks, and ash far better than most modern floor finishes. That does not mean other materials are always impossible, but it […]

Feb 1, 2026 buyer guide
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cost of wood floor repair

How Much Does It Cost to Repair Wooden Flooring in the UK?

When it comes to the cost of wood floor repair, many homeowners in the UK want a clear answer before starting any project. On average, repairing or restoring wooden flooring can range from £4 to £50 per square meter, depending on the type of wood, level of damage, and whether you choose DIY or professional […]

Jan 29, 2026 buyer guide
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Sample of installed flooring

What time of year does flooring go on sale?

You may be wondering, “What time of year does flooring go on sale?”. If you are, you are not alone. This is a question many homeowners ask. When you are making a major investment in your home, you want to know when you can purchase your flooring at the best price. The good news is […]

Jan 27, 2026 buyer guide
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Can I Have Laminate Flooring in a Flat

Can I Have Laminate Flooring in a Flat?

Having laminate flooring in a flat is not always permitted, and in many cases, it has nothing to do with style or cost. The real issues are noise transmission, building regulations, and what your lease or management company allows. The short answer is this: sometimes yes, sometimes no, and it depends entirely on the building’s […]

Jan 7, 2026 buyer guide
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Is wooden flooring expensive than tiles

Is Wooden Flooring More Expensive Than Tiles? A Real Cost Comparison

Yes, wooden flooring is usually more expensive than tiles upfront, especially when you look only at the material price per square metre. Tiles almost always win on first cost. But that answer on its own is incomplete, and often misleading. In real homes, the flooring cost is not decided at checkout. It is shaped by […]

Jan 6, 2026 buyer guide
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What Are the Different Types of Wooden Flooring

What Are the Different Types of Wooden Flooring | Which One Should You Choose?

If you want a clear answer straight away, here it is. The main types of wooden flooring are solid wood flooring, engineered wood flooring, laminate flooring, and wood-effect luxury vinyl. Each one looks similar at first glance, but they behave very differently in real homes in terms of durability, stability, maintenance, and cost. Most confusion […]

Jan 5, 2026 buyer guide
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What Is Semi-Solid Wood Flooring

What Is Semi-Solid Wood Flooring? Pros, Cons, and How It Compares to Solid Wood

Semi-solid wood flooring is a type of real wood flooring that sits between solid wood and engineered wood in both structure and performance. It uses a genuine hardwood top layer, but instead of being solid all the way through, it is bonded to a supportive core designed to improve stability and reduce excessive movement. In […]

Jan 3, 2026 buyer guide
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Flooring Requirements for Buy-to-Let Properties in the UK

Flooring Requirements for Buy-to-Let Properties in the UK

For most buy-to-let properties in the UK, vinyl flooring is the safest and most practical choice for landlords, because it combines low maintenance, moisture resistance, and predictable performance across repeated tenancies.  That single fact answers the core question most landlords have at the start. The reason it matters is that flooring in a rental property […]

Dec 31, 2025 buyer guide
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Is Ash Good for Flooring

Is Ash Good for Flooring? Pros, Cons, Durability & Cost

When choosing a hardwood floor, you may ask yourself is ash good for flooring. The short answer is yes, ash is a solid, dependable hardwood that holds up well in active households, provides a bright and contemporary appearance, and remains less expensive than many of the premium hardwoods. Ash can take on the everyday activities […]

Dec 31, 2025 buyer guide
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how to avoid slippery tiles in bathroom

How to Avoid Slippery Tiles in the Bathroom (What Actually Works)

Yes, slippery bathroom tiles can usually be fixed without replacing them, but the right solution depends on the tile type, moisture level, and who uses the space. If tiles become slippery only when wet, simple changes like surface treatments or grip-focused solutions may be enough. If the floor stays slippery even when dry, the problem […]

Dec 30, 2025 buyer guide
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