Do you deliver to Bath and Somerset?

Yes, to Bath and across Somerset — BA1 and BA2 for Lansdown, Bathwick, Kingsmead, Lambridge, Combe Down, Moorlands, Walcot and Widcombe, and out to Bathavon North and South.

What flooring suits Bath’s Georgian townhouses?

In a Georgian townhouse what goes under the floor is more constrained than what goes on it, and the constraint is depth: the finished level cannot rise past a threshold or a stair nosing that is part of the fabric. A thin build-up matters more here than in anything built since.

Can I use solid wood flooring in a listed Bath property?

Often yes, but the consent question comes first. Listed building consent covers work affecting a building's special interest, so lifting or replacing historic boards can fall within it while laying over a modern subfloor usually does not. Ask the council's conservation officer before ordering.

Where can I buy flooring near me in Bath?

You do not need a local showroom: we deliver premium flooring straight to your door in Bath. Order samples from £1.99, compare colour and finish at home in your own light, and have your floor delivered within a timeframe that depends on the delivery postcode.

Flooring in Bath | Homes & Floors

Delivery and local detail in Bath

Bathwick, Lambridge and Combe Down sit inside the BA1 and BA2 delivery area, together with Kingsmead, Lansdown, Newbridge and the Bathavon North and Bathavon South wards of Bath and North East Somerset. What stands out in the 2021 accommodation figures is conversion: 5.9% of homes are flats inside former houses, on top of 13.5% purpose-built, so 21.4% of the stock is flatted. An upper floor carved out of an older house rests on joists never designed to be split between two households, and deflection plus sound transfer governs the build-up, which usually means a floating layer over a resilient mat and door heights checked before any underlay is ordered. Ownership stands at 65.3%, a little below the 66.7% recorded in 2011.

At the 2021 census, 21.4% of households in Bath and North East Somerset lived in a flat, maisonette or apartment and 78.2% in a house or bungalow — 27.2% of all households in a terraced house.