S W Flooring

We are a supplier of Solid, Engineered and Laminate flooring from many well known manufacturers such as Junckers, Grundorf, Bausen, Quickstep and Boen to name but a few. We can also supply Carpets Vinyl and Ceramic/Porcelain Tiles. We are based in the South East of England however we can supply Nationwide. We have a wide range of flooring to suit all customers tastes, if there is something you have in mind, please call. We want to take the stress out of finding the product you want and we will do our very best to source exactly what you are looking for.

Many people get confused between Engineered floors and Laminate floors but they are not the same. Engineered floors are constructed from several layers of wood that are glued together generally in different directions to make them stronger and more stable. The centre core is generally a softer wood and is used to make the tongue and groove. The top layer is glued to the core and can be made out of almost any wood specie and another softer wood is glued to the bottom of the core. This allows you to be able to sand and reseal as a normal wood floor.

Sanding and Sealing is a service for existing wooden floors that are in need a bit of a face lift after being down for a good few years or if a floor has been damaged in any way. Some manufacturers recommend a coat of oil or lacquer is applied after installation for extra protection, if you don't want to do this yourself our highly trained professionals would be pleased to help. S W Flooring are here to help at all times, if you are unsure on how to install or maintain your floor we can provide you with technical data on all products.

Solid wood floors are pieces of wood which are tongue and grooved. They come in various different finishes such as Lacquered, Oiled, Untreated and lots of different species. They can be glued down, clipped, or nailed down depending on the product. It is very important when a wood floor is laid that you leave the correct expansion around the outside and you put breaks in doorways such as door thresholds. Most wood needs to be left to acclimatise before installation.