Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring is a versatile and durable option for both residential and commercial spaces. This guide provides detailed instructions on installing click type of LVT flooring, ensuring a smooth and long-lasting finish. Pre-Installation Checklist: Surface Inspection: Ensure the floor is level, dry, clean, and free of cracks or non-porous materials. Subfloor Preparation:…
Stone Plastic Composite tiles, or SPC tiles for short, are currently enjoying immense popularity. Thanks to their realistic design layer, SPC tiles skilfully replicate the look and feel of natural stone, marble, granite, and ceramic tiles, all whilst being wrapped around a composition reminiscent of vinyl flooring. Whilst SPC tiles boast the same aesthetic appeal…
Engineered wood flooring and luxury vinyl flooring (LVT) are both popular alternatives to traditional solid wood flooring, making them subjects of comparison for potential customers. This guide delves into the two types, listing their pros and cons, and assists you in selecting the suitable option for your project. Key Takeaways: Engineered Wood Flooring vs. LVT…
Laying herringbone LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) flooring can add a touch of elegance and style to any room. This guide will walk you through the process of installing herringbone LVT flooring, ensuring that you achieve a professional and enduring finish. Pre-Installation Essentials: Acclimatisation: Ensure your flooring material acclimatises for at least 24 to 48 hours…
Embarking on a journey to select new flooring can often be an overwhelming task, filled with uncertainty and indecision. Understanding this challenge, Wood and Beyond introduces the Room Visualiser – a cutting-edge, user-friendly tool designed to eliminate the guesswork and bring your flooring visions to fruition. With just a few clicks, our Room Visualiser allows…
If you’re exploring options for vinyl flooring, it’s likely you’ll encounter a variety often referred to as resilient backed. This designation stems from the polyvinyl chloride in its composition, noted for its durability and resilience. Yet, the term ‘resilient’ isn’t exclusive to vinyl flooring; it encompasses a range of materials including rubber, linoleum, and cork.…
At Wood and Beyond, we’ve dedicated over 15 years to supplying and fitting family room flooring, cultivating an unparalleled depth of knowledge in the specific needs, maintenance challenges, and aesthetic desires associated with these spaces. If you’re in search of the finest flooring options for your family room, we’re delighted to share our expertly selected…
Among the various hard flooring options available for both homes and businesses, natural stone has consistently remained a popular choice. This exquisite and timeless material is celebrated for its classic beauty and tactile appeal, imparting a unique elegance seldom found in other flooring options. Stone flooring is a sophisticated choice that never goes out of…
From time to time, prospective clients enquire how they can identify the type of flooring they currently possess. This information is crucial if you’ve moved into a property and wish to ensure the appropriate cleaning regime is followed, or if you are planning to refloor another area and aim to maintain consistency. Additionally, it’s important…
In the current economic climate, many shoppers are seeking ways to cut costs, and opting for more affordable flooring is a wise choice. The price difference between hardwood flooring, starting from £30/m2, and LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) flooring, starting at £20/m2, may seem minor at first. However, when considering the total area to be covered,…
Flooring purchases are seldom made without firsthand experience by buyers. This often involves a visit to a showroom, or more frequently, obtaining a sample. Wood and Beyond stands in line with other top flooring retailers, providing complimentary samples across its selection of Engineered, Luxury Vinyl, and Laminate flooring. It’s advantageous for buyers to maximise the…
Vinyl plank flooring is available in two main forms: traditional luxury vinyl, which typically utilises a PVC or, more recently, a WPC core, and an alternative known as rigid core, featuring an SPC core. While both types appear identical when installed, their differences become apparent when examining their composition. Understanding these options is crucial when…