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For landlords & developers

Flooring for Landlords & Developers

Durable, cost-effective flooring with volume trade pricing — built for lettings, refurbishments and multi-unit developments, with dependable supply across your portfolio.

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Why Homes & Floors

Durability per pound, minimal void time

For lettings, refurbishments and multi-unit developments, flooring is a numbers game: durability per pound, void time and turnaround. Homes & Floors helps landlords and developers hit all three with waterproof, hard-wearing ranges that stand up to tenant turnover and footfall, consistent stock so multiple units fit one specification, and volume trade pricing that scales with the order.

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Durable where it matters Waterproof LVT and quality laminate that keep maintenance and re-fits to a minimum.

Consistent across units Reliable stock so a whole development can be fitted to one specification.

Volume trade pricing Up to 10% off eligible ranges, shown excluding VAT, with volume discounts ideal for multi-unit buys.

Popular ranges

Ranges that work hard on real projects

Engineered Wood

Real-oak surface on a stable core — the specifier’s workhorse for busy rooms.

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Luxury Vinyl (LVT)

Waterproof and hard-wearing — kitchens, bathrooms, lettings and commercial.

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Laminate

Great-value, durable and fast to fit — ideal for quick turnarounds.

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Which floor for which job?

LVT vs. Laminate vs. Engineered Wood

The right spec depends on the room and the traffic. This is how the three workhorse ranges compare on the criteria that decide a budget.

Comparison of LVT, laminate and engineered wood
	LVT (Luxury Vinyl)	Laminate	Engineered Wood
Waterproof	Yes — waterproof at the plank	Water-resistant only	No — avoid wet rooms
Wear & durability	Excellent for heavy footfall	Very good, AC4–AC5 rated	Good — and re-sandable
Cost per m²	Mid	Lowest	Premium
Fitting speed	Fast — click or glue-down	Fastest — click system	Moderate — skilled fit
Underfloor heating	Compatible	Check range	Compatible
Best for	Kitchens, bathrooms, high traffic	Bedrooms, quick turnarounds	Living rooms, premium units

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How it works

From sample to fitted floor in four steps

01Order samplesJudge tone and texture in the actual room’s light — £1.99 each, delivered to you.
02Fix the specificationOne range, one batch. We confirm stock and lead time before you commit.
03Get a volume quoteTrade pricing plus the volume tier your square metres reach, quoted for the project.
04Delivery to siteUK-wide from our own warehouse, scheduled around your trades.

£42.50 / m²Trade price available - log in or apply

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FAQ

For landlords & developers — questions, answered

What flooring is best for rental properties?

Waterproof LVT and quality laminate are popular for lettings — hard-wearing, easy to clean and simple to replace unit by unit.

Do you offer volume pricing for developments?

Yes. Approved trade accounts get volume discounts that scale with order size, ideal for whole-project or multi-unit buys.

Can you supply consistent stock across units?

We help you settle on a specification and repeat it across units, and confirm stock and lead times up front for larger schemes.

How does volume pricing work across several units?

The volume uplift is calculated on the total square metres in the order, so units specified and ordered together reach a higher tier than the same units bought one at a time. 10% off eligible ranges, shown excluding VAT, with a further 3% from 25 m², 5% from 60 m², 8% from 120 m² as the total square metres on the order grow.

Is there a minimum spend for trade pricing?

There is no minimum order to open an account. Products retailing under £25 per m² sit outside the trade scheme.

Where do you deliver?

UK-wide from our own warehouse, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and Bristol.

Delivery

Delivered UK-wide, to site or store

From our own UK warehouse, scheduled around your trades — with local delivery guides for the cities we serve most.

Own warehouseno third-party stock

To site or storescheduled around trades

Local delivery guides

London Manchester Birmingham Leeds Oxford Cambridge Brighton Edinburgh Liverpool Sheffield Coventry Leicester

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Trade accounts

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Trade pricing on eligible ranges, volume discounts and prices — most accounts approved in 1–2 working days. Browse the range, order samples, or open an account built for professionals.

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Volume pricing, transparent

Trade discount by order size
Trade baseline	all eligible ranges	10% off
25–60 m²	+3% volume	12.7% total
60–120 m²	+5% volume	14.5% total
120+ m²	+8% volume	17.2% total

Measured across eligible items in one order, shown excluding VAT. Your exact trade price appears on every product page once your account is approved and you are logged in.

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Trade pricing

Get trade pricing for your next project

Apply once. After approval your trade price shows on every eligible product while you are logged in — no codes, no minimum order, and the volume tier follows the square metres in your basket.

Trade price appears automatically — in listing, product page and basket
Volume tiers that scale with the square metres you order
Samples at £1.99, so a range is judged before it is committed to
Most accounts approved in 1–2 working days

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What happens next

ApplyA short form: company, contact and what you fit.
ApprovalMost accounts are approved in 1–2 working days.
Log in and orderYour price is already applied — nothing to ask for.

Questions before you apply? Speak to the trade team — real people, honest advice.

Published standards

The standards your projects are measured against

Each entry is quoted from its source and linked to it. The full set is in the standards reference.

EN ISO 10874 — use classes

EN ISO 10874 sets out a classification of floor coverings by area and intensity of use; the classes are 21, 22 and 23 for domestic use, 31 to 34 for commercial use and 41 to 43 for industrial use.

Class 21	Domestic moderate/light
Class 22	Domestic general/medium
Class 23	Domestic heavy
Class 31	Commercial moderate
Class 32	Commercial general
Class 33	Commercial heavy
Class 41	Industrial moderate
Class 42	Industrial general
Class 43	Industrial heavy

“In EN ISO 10874 a classification system for different use classes is described, with references to the relevant product standards.”

Source: How to use the Floor Covering Standard Symbols (FCSS) — EUFCA, symbols per EN 15398

Approved Document E — the performance standards

Approved Document E sets minimum airborne sound insulation (DnT,w + Ctr) and maximum impact sound insulation (L'nT,w) values for separating floors and stairs: 45 dB airborne and 62 dB impact for purpose-built dwelling-houses and flats, and 43 dB airborne and 64 dB impact where dwellings are formed by a material change of use. Separating walls must reach 45 dB (purpose built) or 43 dB (material change of use) airborne; no impact value applies to walls.

Purpose built, separating walls, airborne DnT,w + Ctr (minimum)	45 dB
Purpose built, separating floors and stairs, airborne DnT,w + Ctr (minimum)	45 dB
Purpose built, separating floors and stairs, impact L'nT,w (maximum)	62 dB
Material change of use, separating walls, airborne DnT,w + Ctr (minimum)	43 dB
Material change of use, separating floors and stairs, airborne DnT,w + Ctr (minimum)	43 dB
Material change of use, separating floors and stairs, impact L'nT,w (maximum)	64 dB

“Purpose built dwelling-houses and flats Walls 45 - Floors and stairs 45 62 Dwelling-houses and flats formed by material change of use Walls 43 - Floors and stairs 43 64”

Source: Approved Document E - Resistance to the passage of sound, 2003 edition incorporating 2004, 2010, 2013 and 2015 amendments (Table 0.1a)

AC1 to AC6 — abrasion classes for laminate

EN 13329 classifies the abrasion resistance of laminate floor coverings in abrasion classes AC1 to AC6. The EPLF's own Environmental Product Declaration for DPL laminate floor covering states the property "Abrasion Class EN 13329" with the value range AC1-AC6.

Abrasion classes under EN 13329	AC1-AC6

“Abrasion Class EN 13329 | AC1-AC6 | -”

Source: Environmental Product Declaration - Direct Pressure Laminate Floor Covering (DPL Floor Covering), owner of the declaration: European Producers of Laminate Flooring e.V. (EPLF), decl. no. EPD-EPL-20210138-CBE1-EN

Wear layer thickness classes for vinyl

EN ISO 10582 does not link heterogeneous PVC floor coverings to a wear layer thickness in millimetres per class. Its published scope states that the standard specifies the characteristics of non-cushioned heterogeneous PVC floor coverings and that it includes a classification system (see ISO 10874) based on the intensity of use, plus requirements for marking - so the class number (23, 31, 32, 33, 34) describes where a floor is fit to be used, not how thick its wear layer is.

Basis of the classification system referenced by EN ISO 10582 (ISO 10874)	intensity of use

“To encourage the consumer to make an informed choice, this document includes a classification system (see ISO 10874) based on the intensity of use, which shows where these floor coverings give satisfactory service. It also specifies requirements for marking.”

Source: ISO 10582:2017 - Resilient floor coverings - Heterogeneous poly(vinyl chloride) floor covering - Specifications (ISO catalogue page, abstract)

Pre-completion sound testing

Pre-completion testing is the term Approved Document E uses for sound insulation testing carried out on site as part of the construction process to demonstrate compliance with Requirement E1. For new-build houses and buildings containing flats the alternative is to use a design detail approved and published by Robust Details Ltd and notify the building control body, in which case the testing regulations do not apply to that part of the building.

“Sound insulation testing to demonstrate compliance with Requirement E1 should be carried out on site as part of the construction process, and in this Approved Document it is referred to as pre-completion testing. The exception is that, in the case of new-build houses and buildings containing flats, Regulations 41 and 20(1) and (5) do not apply to any relevant part of the building where the design embodies a design detail or details from the set approved and published by Robust Details Ltd; a valid notification is given to the building control body; and the actual work complies with the detail or details specified in the notification.”

Source: Approved Document E - Resistance to the passage of sound (2003 edition incorporating 2004, 2010, 2013 and 2015 amendments), paragraphs 1.2 and 0.2

Commissioning the heating before the floor goes down

Before any subfloor preparation or floorcovering is laid, the underfloor heating must be run through a full drying and commissioning cycle of heating up and cooling down, typically lasting about 21 days.

typical duration of the heat-up / cool-down commissioning cycle	21 days

“In all instances, UFH systems must be run through a full drying / commissioning cycle of heating up and cooling down before any subfloor preparation or installation of decorative floor coverings are installed. This period of commissioning is usually around 21 days.”

Source: CFA Guidance Document — Beyond Installation: Guidance on Underfloor Heating (Contract Flooring Association)

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