Office Refurbishment in London London Office Furniture Supplier Ergonomic Office Chair Specialist

Office Carpet Tiles and Flooring

We are commercial flooring contractors and we supply and fit the leading brands of commercial carpet tiles, broadloom carpets, vinyl flooring and wood flooring to office spaces throughout London. From a vast pool of products we are able to offer colour choices, designs and yarn compositions to suit most office requirements and budgets. From a quality entry-level heavy contract carpet tile for the general office through to luxurious premium grade carpets for the boardroom we have extremely competitively priced solutions.

Our service can include the taking up and disposal of old carpets, preparing and levelling the floor surface where necessary and the laying of new carpets, wood flooring or vinyl flooring.

Carpeting: What type of carpet best suits your needs and budget? Well, that depends on many factors and we will be pleased to meet with you and discuss the options, but it is perhaps worth noting that appearances can be deceptive and two seemingly similar carpets may be very different in terms of quality, colour fastness, resistance to tread and chair castor wear and many other aspects besides. How well they stand up to these factors depends on what material the yarn is made of (typically wool, polyamide or polypropylene), the quality of the yarn, the type and method of colour dying, thickness, height and density of the pile, and of course the quality of the manufacturing process. Budget carpets might look fine when they are newly laid, but will usually wear quickly in a typical office environment, so it is worth spending a little time exploring and understanding the options to ensure that you are spending your money wisely because the difference in price between a budget tile that lasts only a year or two and a good value heavy contract tile that might last 10 years may be as little as £2 or £3 a square metre.

Vinyl Flooring: For kitchens, WCs and bathrooms most of us rightly think of vinyl floor coverings, but for imitation wood floors we tend to think of laminate. However we avoid using laminate flooring in offices as it tends to be brittle and rarely stands up to the rigours of office traffic. Instead we install wood plank effect luxury Vinyl which not only looks great (extremely realistic), but is harder wearing and easier to maintain than real wood or laminates, softer and less noisy under foot, and generally costs less than real wood.

Summary

• Carpet tiles and broadloom carpets for offices, receptions and boardrooms
• Vinyl flooring for kitchens and tea-points
• Vinyl safety flooring (non-slip) for WCs, shower rooms & other wet areas
• Wood plank effect luxury vinyl
• Solid wood and engineered wood flooring
• Removal and disposal of existing floor coverings
• Creating smooth and level surface to take new floor covering with screed, latex and plywood or hardboard