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Transform your office with premium flooring solutions
Flooring is the final brushstroke on the masterpiece that is your newly refurbished office. It’s therefore essential to consider how your flooring will enhance the overall look of your space right from the start of the project. We work with the finest flooring suppliers who, like us, are committed to quality and service. We offer a wide range of office flooring options, including:
Raised Flooring | Carpet Tile Flooring | Vinyl Flooring | Floor And Wall Tiling | Laminated Wood Floor
A raised floor is a type of construction in which a new floor is installed above the building’s original concrete floor. This creates a void between the two floors, which can be used to conceal wiring and pipes for electrical and mechanical services.
Raised floors are also referred to as access flooring, low-profile flooring, or simply raised flooring.
Carpet tiles are the preferred choice for commercial office flooring installations.
You can choose from a variety of styles, from the traditional 50×50 cm tiles to our popular carpet plank ranges, which have become increasingly sought after in recent years.
Vinyl is an affordable and versatile option for commercial flooring, often providing a natural appearance at a fraction of the cost of other alternatives.
There is no need for grouting, and installation is quicker, particularly when using loose-lay tiles.
The growing popularity of vinyl tiles over the past few years comes as no surprise, thanks to their ease of maintenance and the hygiene benefits they offer.
Tile flooring is an excellent choice for any space. It offers a clean and elegant appearance while being durable and easy to maintain. Ceramic, porcelain, and mosaic tiles are particularly long-lasting, as they are moisture-resistant and able to withstand high levels of foot traffic. This reduces wear and minimises the need for regular maintenance.
Some tiles are glazed or coated with a protective layer of liquid glass, making them more resistant to stains and easier to clean. Additionally, they are free from chemically active properties, which helps prevent the growth of viruses, mould, fungi, and other bacteria.
Laminate flooring is designed to replicate the look of real timber, including the same staining, grain patterns, and texture. It is far more cost-effective and environmentally friendly, as it is made from composite materials rather than solid wood. Laminate flooring is also more durable than real timber and easy to maintain.
It is available in either hardwood-inspired strips or tile-sized squares, making it simple to customise for your specific requirements.
