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Browse CollectionsIn Stoneygate or New Walk, a bathroom refit runs into the conservation designation as soon as anything structural is proposed. Working over the existing floor rather than through it is usually the faster route.
Engineered wood in a variety of oak finishes leads the market across Leicester. Porcelain tiles are a growing choice for larger homes in Oadby and Stoneygate, particularly in kitchen-diners. LVT remains the go-to option for rental properties and student accommodation near the universities.
Textured finishes give the grip a wet floor needs, and a shallow build-up keeps the door swinging over it the way the joiner intended. That retrofit usually stops at the wall. Where a chemical course was put into the brickwork but the solid floor beside it was left as it was, moisture takes the remaining route and appears at the junction between the two — which is why a skirting can be damp in a house whose walls read dry.
The bathroom in a Clarendon Park terrace sits upstairs on joists, often over the single-storey extension, and the light BML rigid vinyl tile on a levelled, sealed deck follows the movement of that floor without cracking a joint; the tile itself is waterproof and adds little height at a door the joiner did not cut for a tiled build-up. A Braunstone bungalow or a Waterside flat is on a slab, and porcelain from the tile range has the rigid base it needs there.
A student house in LE2 refits its bathrooms more often than any family home, and the Berry Alloc panels are the wall answer for that: interlocking boards with no grout to fail between tenancies. Whatever goes on the floor, the shower is tanked first, and a textured surface with the maker’s grip rating is chosen for the wet floor rather than assumed.
Leicester’s property market includes elegant Victorian homes in Stoneygate and Clarendon Park, modern developments in the Waterside area, and substantial family houses in Oadby and surrounding villages. The mix of architectural styles creates varied demand for flooring, from traditional oak finishes to contemporary tile designs.
Every home is different, but clear patterns run through the Leicester projects we supply:
Living Rooms: Engineered oak in varied finishes suits Leicester’s diverse property styles, from Victorian terraces in Stoneygate to modern apartments in the Waterside development.
Kitchen-Diners: Porcelain marble-effect tiles create a luxury kitchen-diner in Leicester’s larger homes. For a warmer option, LVT in stone designs offers similar aesthetics with added comfort.
Rental Properties: Leicester’s two universities create strong rental demand. LVT and laminate offer the durability and easy maintenance that landlords need, at price points that make multi-room projects viable.
Hallways: Engineered oak in warm tones complements the red-brick character of Leicester’s Victorian terraces. Herringbone parquet is a premium upgrade for larger hallways in Stoneygate and Oadby.
We deliver across Leicester and Leicestershire. Most in-stock orders arrive within a timeframe that depends on the delivery postcode. We also cover Loughborough, Market Harborough, Melton Mowbray and Hinckley.
Customers order our bathroom flooring from Leicester city centre, Stoneygate, Oadby, Clarendon Park, Knighton, Wigston, Evington, Humberstone, Beaumont Leys, Braunstone, Loughborough, Market Harborough, Melton Mowbray, Hinckley, Coalville, Lutterworth, Blaby and Narborough. The safest first step is a sample order to your Leicester home: a few boards on your own floor, in your own light, tell you more than any photo.
Bestsellers our customers order again and again. Samples available for every floor.
The same questions come up in every town we deliver to. These five references answer them once, with the source in each case.
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