flooring colour help

last year

Hi,
We are removing the wall between our kitchen and dining room and wanted some ideas about new floor.
We are going to keep existing grey tiles in the kitchen so new floor has to go with this and remaining kitchen.
Any suggestions?
I’m thinking LVT.
Thanks.

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Woodfloors4u
last year
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Hi Amy

At Woodfloors4u we specialise in flooring, If you decide to go for LVT our SPC Vinyl click range (LVT) may be a good fit if the floor is flat and stable, as you can lay it on top of the existing tiles or just an additional section of the floor. Many customers also opt for engineered wood, please see our website for options.

We stock SPC in plank or herringbone with various sizes available.

Our Vinyl SPC click plank and herringbone range is a versatile and resistant product that can be used anywhere within the home or commercial environment. SPC is waterproof with built-in underlay, easy to install and clean, and saves labour costs as you don't need to use expensive adhesives or underlay.

SPC also has good resistance to changes in temperature and humidity making it a great choice for any region.

So you have an idea of what the product looks like I have inserted a couple of images.

Light Grey Oak SPC Plank - 182mm x 0.3mm/5mm x 1220mm: £24.99perm2

SPC Helsinki Cotton Oak Plank 228 x 6.5 x 1524mm: £30.99 per m2

SPC Oslo Iceberg Plank - 228 x 6.5 x1524mm: £30.99 per m2

Chelsea Grey Oak - SPC Herringbone - 125mm x 0.3mm/5mm x 610mm: £29.99perm2

Balmoral Oak SPC Plank - 182mm x 0.3mm/5mm x 1220mm: £24.99perm2

If you are interested in any flooring products or would like to discuss the project please contact the office:

Tel: 020 8500 1940

Email: info@woodfloors4u.co.uk

Web: www.woodfloors4u.co.uk
minnie101
last year
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I know its not what you asked but personally I’d change the kitchen tiles, it will unify the spaces, make it feel bigger and warmer. Maybe a pale oak LVT picking up the paler tones in the walnut
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Sonia
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Could you continue the grey tiled floor into the dining area assuming it is still available as it is rather nice? I think a continuous flooring would look so much nicer. I must say I do love that flooring in Woodfloors last picture. Beautiful.
Amy Markwell
Original Author
last year
I’d love to replace the grey tiles and have all one material but the tiles are throughout the hall and utility space and we can’t justify that at the moment.

I’ve looked and can’t find the same grey tiles anywhere either so sadly that’s not an option either - I agree the same would look better throughout.

Pale oak to pick up walnut tones is a good idea though. I’ll see if I can get some samples. Thanks!

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