1) Which room are you having the Wooden Floor?
Each room in your home has a specific purpose, most people prefer a warm, welcoming solid oak floor for their lounge whilst kitchen and bathrooms require are more robust floor that is easy to clean and waterproof. If you are opting for an upstairs room such as a bedroom, then you need to consider a soft, quiet flooring with appropriate underlay to reduce noise.
How are you installing the Wooden floor?
If you are renovating an old house, it is possible to lay the wooden flooring over an existing floor. Where most laminate flooring is fairly easy to fit, if you are considering engineered flooring or slid wood, it is worth consulting a professional for the best option.
How is your Wooden Floor going to be used?
The foot traffic on your floor is a serious consideration. If you have kids, then it is advisable to choose a soft, warm flooring that is easy to clean. If you have pets in your home then it is worth considering a wooden floor that is also easy to clean but contain a protective scratch resistant layer.
Are you considering underfloor heating?
If this is required you will need to consider using a wooden floor that is suitable for changeable temperatures to prevent expanding and contracting. Laminate and vinyl flooring is the best choice for this as neither a susceptible to swell or shrink.
What style of wooden flooring do you prefer?
Is your room modern or traditional? Do you need a dark or light wood to contrast in the room? What types of wood do you prefer? There are literally hundreds of wood types, grain variations and thicknesses, that is also dependent on budget.
Speak to JG flooring and we will supply full samples of the types of flooring available whilst also giving you our expert advice on choosing the right wooden floor type
