When exploring options for new flooring, many shoppers find themselves weighing vinyl against linoleum, sometimes even mistaking one for the other. However, it’s crucial to understand that, aside from their occasionally similar appearance, vinyl and linoleum have little in common. Vinyl is petroleum-based, while linoleum boasts a more eco-friendly composition, known for its sustainability, health…
In recent years, Cork flooring has surged in popularity, much like Bamboo, thanks to its impressive environmental credentials. Cork’s distinctiveness in the flooring market is unparalleled; it is derived from the bark of the cork oak tree, which can be harvested every nine to twelve years without causing harm to the tree, positioning Cork as…
As we step into 2024, Wood and Beyond, traditionally celebrated for our exquisite range of solid oak worktops, is thrilled to unveil an innovative addition to our product portfolio – Solid Oak Steps for 2024. This expansion signifies our ongoing commitment to offering high-quality, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing solutions for both home and commercial spaces.…
Linoleum flooring, a classic material, has graced homes for decades. However, it often falls under the shadow of its more popular counterpart, vinyl. The history of linoleum dates back to the 19th century, and it’s fascinating how this durable material has evolved. Despite its longevity, linoleum is frequently misunderstood, with many confusing it with vinyl…
Bamboo flooring, an increasingly popular choice among homeowners, is renowned for its distinctive natural appearance, durability, and eco-friendliness. Originating from the fast-growing bamboo plant, this type of flooring offers a fresh and modern alternative to traditional hardwood. Types of Bamboo Flooring Primarily, bamboo flooring comes in three varieties: Solid Bamboo: Made entirely from bamboo, solid…
Welcome to this comprehensive guide on cork flooring, designed to answer all your pressing questions about this unique and versatile material. As a flooring option, cork has been gaining traction for its eco-friendliness, comfort, and aesthetic appeal. But how does it fare in terms of durability, maintenance, and suitability for different rooms and climates? This…
In the modern era of digital commerce, the vast majority of flooring bought from Wood and Beyond, as well as other sellers across the UK, is purchased online. Despite this growing trend, there remains a persuasive argument for shopping locally, particularly if your local vendor has a showroom. While the convenience of online shopping cannot…
At Wood and Beyond, we believe in constantly evolving to provide our customers with the best in contemporary yet timeless flooring options. In keeping with that ethos, we are thrilled to unveil our newest range – a captivating collection of Herringbone Laminate Flooring that effortlessly marries tradition with modernity. There’s something quintessentially timeless about the…
If you’re in or around London between February 5th and 7th, why not come down to the Business Design Centre in central London and meet the Wood and Beyond team at Surface Design Show? Owned and staffed by people passionate about LVT and Laminate flooring as about our new line of bamboo decking. Wood and Beyond…
If you’re in or around London between September 21st and 24th, why not come down to Olympia and meet the Wood and Beyond team at the 100% Design exhibition? Owned and staffed by people passionate about wood flooring, decking and wooden worktops, Wood and Beyond will be represented at Stand Number E483 by some…
Most kitchen renovation projects involve replacing the worktop. This infographic looks at the pros and cons of the most common worktop types in terms of worktop size, colour, budget and customisation.
One of the most troubling questions that new wood flooring buyers face is the question of whether to buy solid wood flooring or engineered wood flooring. This infographic talks about the difference between the two and most importantly, when one type should be preferred over the other.