Flooring
A new floor changes how a room looks and feels. We lay laminate, parquet and vinyl flooring (PVC) and install underfloor heating, as a single job or during a renovation.
Laminate flooring
Looking for a floor that can take a knock and is easy to keep clean? Laminate has the look of wood or stone. We lay it in one room or throughout the house.
Look, plank size and how the room is used
Laminate comes with a wood effect or a stone effect, in light and dark shades. Long, wide planks give a calm look in a large room. For a hallway or kitchen, where there is a lot of foot traffic, you choose a laminate with a tougher wear layer.
Parquet flooring
Parquet is a real wood floor that gains more character over the years. We lay it in straight planks or in a pattern. We finish untreated wood with lacquer or oil.
Straight planks, herringbone or chevron
Straight planks give a calm look and suit many interiors. In herringbone, short pieces lie at right angles to each other. Chevron looks similar, but the ends are cut at an angle. This creates a continuous point along the floor. Which pattern works varies from room to room.
Vinyl (PVC) flooring
Vinyl flooring (PVC) is quiet to walk on and copes well with moisture. That makes it suitable for a kitchen, hallway or bathroom too. We lay vinyl as a click-fit floor or glued down, in planks or tiles.
The difference between click-fit and glue-down
Click-fit vinyl is a little thicker and feels firmer underfoot. Glue-down vinyl is thinner and very quiet. In a bathroom or utility room, glue-down vinyl is often preferred. Both come as planks, as tiles and in herringbone. There are wood and stone designs, in many colours.
Underfloor heating
Underfloor heating warms the room from the floor, spread across the whole surface. We lay the pipes in a new screed (dekvloer) or mill them into your existing floor. After that, tiles, vinyl (PVC), laminate or parquet can go on top.
Tell us what you would like done
Call, WhatsApp or email us. You will receive a free, no-obligation quote. Have a question first? Feel free to ask.