Newland Floors and Doors Blog

Choosing the right wear layer thickness for engineered wood flooring matters for your floor’s lifespan, how many times it can be refinished, and, ultimately, your peace of mind. The ideal thickness depends on the balance you want between durability, refinishing...

Laminate flooring almost always requires underlay when installed in UK homes. An underlay isn’t just a nice-to-have, it serves several essential purposes, from improving comfort and insulation to protecting your laminate and extending its lifespan. Whether fitting laminate in a...

When choosing solid wood flooring for your home, selecting the right wood grade shapes the look, feel, and sometimes even the practical use of each room. In the UK, "wood grade" refers to the visual characteristics of the timber, things...

Choosing the right floor involves more than selecting a colour or pattern. Thickness also matters, particularly with click LVT flooring. The total thickness of the board can affect how the floor feels underfoot, how well the locking system performs and...

Replacing a floor can transform the appearance and practicality of a room, but many homeowners are unsure whether the existing surface needs to be removed first. Taking up old flooring can add time, mess and cost to a project, so...

Choosing a new floor is not only about changing the appearance of a room. Flooring affects how a property feels, how easy it is to maintain and how potential buyers respond when they first walk through the door. For homeowners...

When choosing engineered wood flooring, one of the details customers often come across is the grade of the wood. You may see terms such as rustic, character, classic, natural, select or prime. These grades can make a big difference to...

Open-plan living has become a popular choice in many UK homes. Whether it is a kitchen-diner, a lounge that flows into a dining space or a large family room that connects several areas, open-plan layouts are designed to feel practical,...

When customers start looking at laminate flooring, one of the first details they notice is thickness. It is common to see 8mm, 10mm and 12mm boards, and it can be tempting to assume that the thickest option is always the...