Premium Flooring & Tiles in Wrexham

Getting on for nine of every ten Wrexham homes are houses, and the converted flat is close to absent, so an order here is normally the whole place at once rather than a single room in a shared building. From LL11 through to LL13 that is one decision covering the ground floor and the stairs.

Wrexham grew on the collieries and the breweries, and much of the terraced stock dates from those years: suspended timber at ground level over a void, wanting levelling before anything is laid. Semis and detached houses make up the bulk of the stock, while the later housing towards Brymbo is more often solid.

Over a levelled timber floor, engineered oak moves less across a ventilated void than solid board would, and it suits the roomier semis around Acton and Maesydre. In a rented terrace – and over a third of homes here are rented – Laminate Flooring is the more practical call.