Increasingly popular alternative to new flooring, reclaimed wood flooring offers a unique look, superb performance and environmental benefits. From rustic floorboards to high-end parquet, Style Flooring will find, supply and install the best reclaimed timber floors for the effect you want in your property.
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Opting for reclaimed parquet offers our customers the opportunity to obtain exceptionally high quality parquet floors with unique character. In addition to deservedly popular reclaimed oak parquet, we are able to supply no-longer available exotics including such parquet in such desirable timbers as teak and mahogany as well as iroko, jarrah and many others.
In addition to reclaimed parquet, we also supply and fit reclaimed floorboards, typically sourced by our suppliers from demolished or refurbished country houses in the UK and in Europe (especially France) as well as old factories, schools and similar properties.
Reclaimed oak floorboards are the most popular, but some customers choose the rustic look of reclaimed pine, others look for other timbers with special grain, colouring and character. We can also source engineered reclaimed wood floorboards, combining the character and strength of reclaimed timber with the performance typical of engineered wood, including suitability for underfloor heating and greater resistance to humidity and temperature changes.
Browse through the selection of just a few of reclaimed wood flooring projects Style Flooring have completed in London.
Reclaimed wood flooring (sometimes known as ‘recycled timber flooring’) has many advantages:
It is environmentally friendly. Using reclaimed wood decreases demand for new timber, which reduces deforestation, as well as reducing landfill, and saving resources and pollution that would be generated by producing alternative types of flooring.
Reclaimed timber is nowadays pretty much the only way to gain access to some exotic wood species.
It can be harder and stronger as older trees would have been typically felled for timber used years, and sometimes centuries ago.
It looks great, and it has a story. Aged and sometimes weathered wood has a unique look, and can come from a site or building with added interest.