Can anybody suggest the best places to buy laminate/wooden flooing in Sheffield. I would also require it fitting.

Thanks.

Doors & Floors Galore @ Attercliffe - good range, they'll only sell you the amount of underlay you need and they'll take back unopened packs if you have too much.

As for fitting then feel free to give us a call - I'm happy to pick the stuff up for you.

Jody

Avoid WWF (Wholesale Wooden Floors).
They will not allow you to take back any surplus even when the packs are sealed. They quote chapter and verse the Sales of Goods Act even though stores such as Wickes, B+Q, Homebase will always refund on surplus purchases.

If you eventually speak to the area manager and argue the case they will accept returns, subject to a 25% restocking fee! Apprently the 25% charge is a goodwill gesture and not the daylight robbery it would appear to be.

We got a really good deal from B&Q a few months ago on some aqua lock laminate. With regards to fitting, it really isn't that difficult to do it your self. I'd never done it before and I'm not the keenest DIYer in the world. I layed our 5m x3m kitchen in an afternoon. Most laminate has a click lock system so it all just clip together.

"Floors To Go" in Heeley is ok, the guys who work there are realy helpfull.

For cheapness, try "No Frills DIY" near the bottom of Granville Road.

There appears to be a new flooring shop opening on Carbrook Hall road opposite Tinsley Wire (used to be Shedlands or summink).

Don't know if they just stocking up or are open yet but it 'looked' open today :)

Thanks for the help people. Much appreciated.

Good quality laminated oak flooring next to Princess Royal at Woodhouse Mill. In place that sells stone.

Try the WWF shop on Penistone Road (nothing to do with wrestling or wildlife preservation, just has the initials WWF), apparently they sell relatively cheap flooring.

It's about halfway up Penistone Road going from the Hillsborough end, not far from the B&Q.

When you find the flooring you're after, make a note of the name and buy it off t'internet. I've priced some up and stand to save £900

I'm planning to have a new wooden floor in my conservatory shortly, i'm considering having a real wood floor laid instead of a laminated one, ... can anyone explain to me the main differences between laminate and real wood ... what would I be gaining by paying the extra money on a proper wooden floor.
Also does anyone have a heated wooden floor and if so can you explain how it all works and what cost it is to run.

Finally, can you suggest the best shop or store to buy it all, oh, and a good fitter as well.

TRy previous mention at Woodhouse not your thin crap about half inch thick

i got my laminate from a company called flawless floors great service price brought samples to my house would recomend them 01142349555 /o7961918992

hi just pm you ta jeff would be happy to give you free advice . i,m reliable and tidy

Any body got laminate flooring for less then 3.99 sq mtr

i have always been pleased with floors to go. i have five rooms that look very nice, and the service was top quality.

I recentley bought some from Homebase, 7.99sqm great stuff, easy to fit, and it the textured stuff that feels like real wood, very hard to tell the difference.

floors to go i think its called on penistone road

floors to 2 got mine 2 days ago for living room and with everything else it cost 140, also have a jpiner fitting it doing a great job as we speak hghly reccomend himxx

I can recommend Quick Step laminate flooring (they have a website). I've just had it all through the downstairs of my house. Very good quality flooring. I had the perspective 4 which has the 4 grooves. I got it from Topps Tiles on Meadowhall Road. They don't stock it but can get it for you at a very good price and in a couple of days - I phoned round most places in Sheffield and this was the cheapest I could get Quick Step. Speak to Tom, Assitant Manager. As far as fitting is concerned, Phil Greenwood fitted mine 07729625901 and made an excellent job of it.

It depends how much you want to spend. If you want cheap flooring, then I don't think you can beat Wickes for value.

I can recommend Quick Step laminate flooring (they have a website). I've just had it all through the downstairs of my house. Very good quality flooring. I had the perspective 4 which has the 4 grooves. I got it from Topps Tiles on Meadowhall Road. They don't stock it but can get it for you at a very good price and in a couple of days - I phoned round most places in Sheffield and this was the cheapest I could get Quick Step. Speak to Tom, Assitant Manager. As far as fitting is concerned, Phil Greenwood fitted mine 07729625901 and made an excellent job of it.


I have this type of laminate flooring by quickstep, guaranted for 20 years, and everyone thinks its real wood,

I only want the cheapest for under £3.99 any body seen any less than this?

Dont know whether anyone has mentioned this but Makro have a good selection of laminate flooring and underlay, and i got great prices and the flooring is ace.

the woodfloor centre at darnall behind th mcdonalds as the best selection of real wood en laminate floors around.All at realy good prices and in stock to take away!!

Avoid WWF (Wholesale Wooden Floors).
They will not allow you to take back any surplus even when the packs are sealed. They quote chapter and verse the Sales of Goods Act even though stores such as Wickes, B+Q, Homebase will always refund on surplus purchases.

If you eventually speak to the area manager and argue the case they will accept returns, subject to a 25% restocking fee! Apprently the 25% charge is a goodwill gesture and not the daylight robbery it would appear to be.

Legally he's completely correct - there's no legal obligation to refund anything unless its faulty or not fit for purpose - whether its a good commercial move is obviously another matter...