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Browse CollectionsEngineered wood, solid oak, parquet, LVT vinyl, porcelain tiles and wall panels, delivered across Northern Ireland with samples available and expert advice.
Red-brick terraces make up Belfast's older neighbourhoods, and their rooms are rarely simple rectangles. A chimney breast projects into the middle of one wall, alcoves sit either side of it, a bay steps out at the front, and a door swings into a corner. Every one of those is a cut in the floor.
Belfast combines elegant Victorian and Edwardian villas in the premium Malone, Stranmillis and Cregagh corridors with substantial properties in Ballyhackamore and East Belfast, plus modern Titanic Quarter and waterfront developments, characterful coastal homes in Holywood and Bangor. The city’s rapid regeneration, growing tech and creative sectors and Queen’s University drive consistent demand across price points.
Engineered oak in warm characterful tones is the most popular choice for Belfast’s family homes and renovated period properties in Malone and Stranmillis. Herringbone parquet is the standout upgrade for premium Victorian townhouses, while LVT and laminate dominate the substantial student rental market and Titanic Quarter apartments.
Characterful finishes for Belfast’s Malone and Stranmillis Victorian villas.
Shop rangeThe standout upgrade for premium Belfast townhouse hallways and reception rooms.
Shop rangeWaterproof and durable, ideal for Belfast rentals, family kitchens and Titanic Quarter apartments.
Shop rangeNo 2021 census tenure or accommodation percentages are held for Belfast, since that count covers England and Wales only, and the record carries no postcode districts or ward names either, so nothing is asserted here about the local housing mix. What holds anywhere still holds: the subfloor decides the specification. Timber joists need levelling and a check for movement before a rigid plank is laid over them; concrete needs a moisture reading and, where there is any doubt, a surface damp-proof membrane. Anything sitting above another household's ceiling calls for an acoustic underlay chosen for impact rating rather than thickness alone. Doors, thresholds and skirtings should be measured against the finished height first, because that is the correction which cannot be made afterwards.
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