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Flooring - solid oak

  • 06-02-2009 12:00pm
    #1
    disland
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 89 ✭✭


    Has anybody got good deals recently? Need to purchase a good bit in the near future..


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  • #2
    Heatherview
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    Hi Disland
    Brooks nationwide have a good sale at present Oak Solid flooring 125 x 18mm @ €29.50 Sq yd approx i think its called classic oak ? Have a look

    Heatherview


  • #3
    lollipop08
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 48 ✭lollipop08


    Hi Disland
    moving to a new house soon myself after alot of searching
    we found 'Irwin Tiles & Hardwood Flooring', Lakeview, Castleblaney, Co. Monaghan - Tel: 042 9740278

    Bought roughly 70 sq. yards of 'Antique Brown Smoked Oak with oil finish'. It's a wide plank at 20mm wide and is an engineered floor.

    Saw it laid in a friends apartment and knew i had to have it too!

    Worked out at approx €3,500, with all the extras for laying.

    It is a glued floor (not floating). everyone has recommended this as the best option. There is v. little diff in price.

    For glueing, the plank is a bit thinner than used for floating. However there is a good natural oak thickness on the top layer, the rest is plywood. The guy in Irwins told me that it could be sanded 5 times in it's lifeltime, no bother. So it should last forever!!

    I recommend you drive up (perhaps on the way to Ikea?) and check out the showroom. hope this helps in your search anyway.


  • #4
    Avns1s
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    disland wrote: »
    Has anybody got good deals recently? Need to purchase a good bit in the near future..

    If you're in the west of Ireland, You could try Walsh Timber Floors in Kiltimagh. Suppliers to the trade as well so should get a good price if you're getting a fair bit.


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