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Wood Flooring Buying Guide

There are few better ways to add warmth and personality to your home than by introducing wood flooring. With beautifully charming features and sturdy reliability, it’s no wonder that wood flooring has continued to remain a prevalent flooring choice for homes up and down the country. But with such an array of options to choose from, which is the perfect match for your home? 

We know that any kind of flooring is an investment. That’s why it’s so important to pick a flooring material that not only looks beautiful with your interior but also accommodates the practical needs of your home too. When it comes to finding the right fit, it's useful to have a good basic knowledge of the different wood types available and where they could be used around your home. To get you on the right track whilst browsing our vast collection, we’ve included some useful info below that covers the most common questions that may pop up in your head as you shop.  

Don’t worry though, if you need a little more information, there’s a brilliant array of tips, guidance and advice within our in-depth buyer's guide where we discuss cost, aftercare, and more in greater detail.  

Types of Wood Flooring 

Hardwood Flooring 

Often considered the ‘crème de la crème’ of flooring, hardwood flooring is the perfect option for anyone in search of luxury and elegance. Bursting with a unique personality, hardwood beautifully encapsulates a feeling of warmth and comfort that can make any house feel more like a home. 

Whilst solid wood ranges do come with a costlier price point, many homeowners feel the characterful finish and long lifespan are completely worth the extra spend. Due to the nature of the organic wood species, hardwood can be more suspectable to the wear and tear of daily life, but any substantial damage can be easily avoided with the right care and maintenance.  

Engineered Wood Flooring 

Engineered wood is ideal for those who love the authentic finish of hardwood but are restricted by their budget. Through clever production techniques, this impressive alternative looks so close to real hardwood, it’s nearly impossible to tell the difference once installed.  

Though virtually indistinguishable from solid timber visually, engineered flooring incorporates a far more durable and hard-wearing structure, comprised of numerous plywood layers and topped with a resilient top layer. Whilst foot traffic and general wear can take effect over years of use, engineered boards can be easily replaced, re-sanded and re-finished to bring new life to your floor whenever needed. 

Laminate Wood Flooring 

Cost-effective both upfront and throughout its lifespan, laminate flooring gives anyone and everyone the freedom to transform their home even on a budget. This affordable hardwood alternative is expertly produced using specialist printing methods which mimic the natural grain and colourings of wood so closely, it’s hard to tell the difference.  

However, unlike natural wood, laminate offers exceptional scratch and water resistance plus is super easy to keep clean. With quick, simple and mess-free installation, laminate flooring can be easily fitted by any crafter DIYer with the right tools and know-how.  

Vinyl Wood Flooring 

Offering the perfect balance of style and durability, vinyl wood flooring fits seamlessly into any kind of home. 100% water resistant, this robust flooring material is invulnerable to all manner of surface splashes, spillages, foot traffic, mud, mess and mayhem so is the ideal option for anyone with young children or pets. It’s easy to install and even easier to maintain, with only basic regular cleaning required to maintain a spotless look.  

There are a gorgeous array of styles, colours, finishes and textures to choose from, making it easy to create a stunning natural look for your home. 

Which Wood Flooring Material is Right for My Space? 

Now we’ve filled you in all of the different wood flooring types available, let’s explore which may be the right fit your specific space.  

Lounge 

The lounge is a place for fun, laughter and socialising as well as unwinding and relaxation. With the perfect balance of beautiful aesthetics and reliable resilience, engineered, vinyl and laminate flooring are all excellent options for creating an inviting and stylish living room finish.  

Bedroom 

As a lower-traffic part of the home, the bedroom gives you more freedom to focus on visual appeal rather than just durability. Flowing with gorgeous unique details and a stunning natural finish, hardwood flooring will instantly upgrade your bedroom interior, coordinating effortlessly with a range of modern and traditional design schemes.  

Kitchen 

Whether you’re a keen chef that loves to explore new recipes or a busy parent prepping meals for the family, it's essential that your kitchen floor is durable enough to withstand everything a busy cooking environment can throw at it. Ultra-resilient against mud, dust, splashes, spills and scratches, vinyl and laminate floors create a mess-safe surface that is easy to keep clean, no matter how many accidents happen in day-to-day life.  

Dining Room 

From dinner parties to family feasts, busy breakfasts to chilled-out lunches, your dining room should be a place that you love to be in no matter the meal. Beautiful to look at and easy to clean after a fun evening of feasting, laminate flooring is a stylish and practical choice that won’t break the bank and looks gorgeous beneath an oak dining set! 

Hallway 

The hallway is one of the busiest spots in the home. Even with constant exposure to heavy foot traffic, you can rely on the hard-wearing finish of a vinyl wood floor to provide optimal stain and scratch resistance. 

Bathroom 

Whilst solid wood is a big no-no for the humid conditions of a bathroom, our specialist vinyl planks are resistant to damage from moisture and standing water so are completely safe when it comes to hot showers and splashy bath times.