Help!!! No idea about flooring...

Discussion in 'Wood' started by Jen13285, Aug 14, 2015.

  1. Jen13285

    Jen13285 New Member

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    Hi!
    I hope you can help! I have just bought my first house and I am looking to put wooden flooring down in my hall and lounge. I will be buying oak furniture and looking for a floor that will go with this. Something that will not go out of fashion. I have looked at quick step and moduleo. Just now my favourite would be moduleo impress range, the country oak 54852. I like the 'realness' of the look and the texture.

    Is this a good quality flooring to go for or should I be checking out any other manufacturers before deciding? At present, it is just me and my husband and our cat (!) but hopefully we will have a family at some point.

    I am finding it really hard to imagine as at present we gave a flowery pattern carpet down that the previous owners had. I am feeling so nervous about choosing the right stuff!!!

    Any advice/ opinions welcome!!

    Jen x
     
  2. merit

    merit Well-Known Member

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    Well quickstep is bullet proof and won't scratch at all. Also if you have a concrete subfloor it will make it warmer.
     
  3. tarkett85

    tarkett85 Well-Known Member

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    Also look into a quality lvt if your budget will stretch to it mflor expona or similar really easy maintenance
     
  4. Spacey

    Spacey Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Exponia ain't that quality I'm not a fan
    Mflor is in a different league
     
  5. Distinctive Adam

    Distinctive Adam Well-Known Member

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    Jen - Moduleo impress is a very good option, but as the guys have said mflor is in a league of its own, I am a sales manager for mflor/distinctive luxury vinyl tiles, if you would like any direction on where to view our ranges please get in touch with your whereabouts and I will ensure you speak to the right retailer or flooring contractor. Thanks above for your kind comments.
     
  6. tarkett85

    tarkett85 Well-Known Member

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    No but it's better than Van Gogh
     
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  7. Rugmunching

    Rugmunching Well-Known Member

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    I love expona, using a lot of the commercial range at the min on my domestic fits
     
  8. Jimmyd

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    Hi Adam,
    Picking up on what you have said above.
    I am having major issues finding a UK online supplier of 'Mflor'
    I have tried the Distinctive website which is down. I have tried emailing the address on the website - mail failed.
    Could you let me know where I could look at some samples locally + an online retailer if there is one. I live at postcode LA18 4HB
    Do they require ordering 'thro' a contractor or can any 'Joe Bloggs' purchase them.
    I am looking at 'Mflor' or 'Moduleo' - which would you recomend

    Thanks,
    Jim
     
  9. Distinctive Adam

    Distinctive Adam Well-Known Member

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    Jim

    Please email [email protected] which will come through to head office and they can direct you from there regarding contacting a retailer or contractor. Many thanks for your interest.
     
  10. LEONTAU

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    to go with which type of wood floor really depend on your budget. Solid acacia hardwood flooring,engineered hardwood flooring comes with better feel of wormth of real exotic hardwood. Laminated floor comes with much lower cost,and simple for installation, better scratch resistantance, but surface is artificial wood grain paper.
     

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