Planning
Okay, so it important to be organized this year. Because before you know it, its the 24th of December and you are installing a floor when you should be wrapping those last few presents under the tree.
So what should you do now?
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Get an idea of what’s available and what’s within your budget.
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Look on Pinterest – it can help get your creative juices flowing and see what colors work well with one another.
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Get some free samples – choose from a huge selection of sample available, they can be posted straight to your door.
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Fitting – decide if this is going to be a DIY project or something you want doing by a professional. This is really important, as professional installers will be getting extremely busy, so you might want to book one asap.
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Choose a completion date – This is always good practice. If you choose a date, it gives you plenty of time to pick a floor you want, organize the delivery and plan for the fitting.
The options for flooring can be overwhelming. With more choices than ever, it’s really important that a few things are considered when choosing your floor. Remember, flooring is for life, not just for Christmas.
Options
Real Wood – Warm, Charismatic, inviting and unique. Real wood flooring is what the other floor coverings try to replicate. The individuality a real wood means that each board is unique to you, no other person will have that same flooring. Which brings character, warmth and true nature into your home.Laminate – Tough, hygienic, low maintenance and inexpensive. Laminate flooring is on a new level with design and durability. Premium laminates offer innovative techniques and structures to bring you flooring that has never looked so realistic. Along with this, the technology involved in the installation system means fitting time is reduced significantly.
Luxury Vinyl – Tranquil, warm, inspired and hardwearing. Luxury Vinyl flooring continues to be the standout flooring in 2020. Sales have skyrocketed and many flooring manufacturers are now producing their own high-quality version of vinyl. Working with a professional on your project opens the door to and endless possibilities in design. Vinyl is much softer on the foot than wood or laminate, meaning it’s much quieter and warmer. It also has expectation water-resistant properties, making it the perfect choice for bathrooms and kitchens.
So remember, make your choice early, beat the rush and enjoy your Christmas with the perfect surrounding.