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Inovar 14mm Bamboo – Straw

April 13, 2017

InovarBamboo coffee 14mm bamboo inobfcof

Inovar 14mm Bamboo – Coffee Carbonised

April 13, 2017

InovarFamilia marinowalnut 7.5mm laminate inofv808

Preference European Oak 21.6mm – Engineered Timber Semillon

April 13, 2017

InovarLongboard smokedoak 12mm laminate LS6007

Inovar 12mm Laminate – Longboard Collection Smoked Oak

April 11, 2017

Stonewood Strand 14mm Bamboo – Woven Click Soho

April 11, 2017

InovarLongboard cocoa 12mm laminate LS6003

Inovar 7.5mm Laminate – Longboard Collection Cocoa

April 11, 2017

stonewoodbamboo smoked 14mm bamboo S Smoked 1

Stonewood Strand 14mm Bamboo – Woven Click Smoked

April 11, 2017

stonewoodbamboo slate grey 14mm bamboo S Slate Grey

Stonewood Strand 14mm Bamboo – Woven Click Collection Slate Grey

April 11, 2017

stonewoodbamboo mahogony 14mm bamboo S mahogany

Stonewood Strand 14mm Bamboo – Woven Click Collection Mahogany

April 11, 2017

InovarFamilia frozenchocolate 7.5mm laminate inofv929

Inovar 7.5mm Laminate – Famili Collection Frozen Chocolate

April 11, 2017

stonewoodbamboo chocolate 14mm bamboo S Chocolate

Stonewood Strand 14mm Bamboo – Woven Click Collection Chocolate

April 11, 2017

Inovar 7.5mm Laminate – Famili Collection Marino Walnut

April 11, 2017

Tile - Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between ceramic and porcelain tiles?

Ceramic tiles are generally less dense and more affordable, suitable for light to moderate traffic areas. Porcelain tiles are denser, more durable, and ideal for high-traffic areas. More information is available at Ceramic vs. Porcelain Tiles.

What factors should I consider for flooring in high-traffic areas?

For high-traffic areas, consider durability, budget, the specific type of traffic (like pets or heavy furniture), and aesthetic appeal. Tiles are an excellent choice for their strength, resistance to wear, ease of cleaning, and visual appeal. Read more about flooring for high-traffic areas.

Can I get professional guidance in choosing the right tiles?

Absolutely! At Tile Wizards, we offer expert advice to help you find the perfect tiles that meet your style, functionality, and budget needs. Feel free to reach out for a free quote and guidance at Tile Wizards.

How do I choose the right size tiles for my space?

The size of the tiles can influence the perception of space in a room. Larger tiles can make a small room appear bigger. For assistance in choosing the right size, visit Selecting the Right Sized Tiles.

How do I maintain and clean my tile flooring?

Tiles are low maintenance – regular sweeping and damp mopping with mild detergent are usually sufficient. Avoid abrasive cleaners. For more care tips, visit Tile Care.

Timber - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I install engineered timber flooring myself?

Yes, engineered timber floors are well-suited for DIY installation. They usually come with a click-and-lock system and only require appropriate underlay. For instance, a basic timber underlay is sufficient for single-story houses, while acoustically rated underlay benefits multi-story buildings for noise reduction. Discover installation tips at Timber Flooring Installation.

How to choose your timber flooring?

Timber look flooring adds warmth and style to any space, but choosing the right one can be challenging. Consider your desired appearance, durability needs, and budget. Options include engineered timber, laminate, bamboo, loose lay vinyl planks, and hybrid flooring. For more details see How To Choose Your Timber Look Flooring.

What types of timber flooring are available?

There's a range of timber flooring options including engineered timber, laminate timber, bamboo flooring, loose lay vinyl planks, and hybrid flooring. Each type offers unique benefits like durability, aesthetic appeal, and ease of installation. Learn more about these options here.

What are the key considerations when choosing timber flooring?

When selecting timber flooring, consider your budget, the flooring's durability, and how it matches your room's decor. Budgeting is essential to manage costs, while durability ensures your flooring withstands wear, especially in high-traffic areas. The flooring's color and pattern should complement your home's overall aesthetic. For more details, visit How To Choose Your Timber Look Flooring.

What are the benefits of bamboo flooring?

Bamboo flooring is known for its durability, natural beauty, and eco-friendliness. It's also a cost-effective alternative to traditional hardwood floors. For more on bamboo flooring, see Bamboo Flooring Benefits.

Carpet - Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different styles of carpets available?

There are several styles, including Cut Pile Twist, Plush, Cut and Loop, and Shag Pile. Each offers unique textures and appearances. Learn more at Carpet Styles.

Can I get assistance in selecting the right carpet for my home?

Yes, Tile Wizards provides expert assistance in selecting the perfect carpet for your home. Experienced staff can help with color matching and choosing the right underlay. A customer's experience in choosing the right carpet with Tile Wizards can be read here.

Do I need to use a carpet underlay?

Carpet underlay provides comfort underfoot, reduces wear on the carpet, and offers insulation against sound, heat, and moisture. Quality underlay is essential for extending the life of your carpet and enhancing its performance. Learn more about choosing the right carpet underlay at Tile Wizards.

What carpet colour should I choose if I have pets or a busy household?

In homes with pets or high foot traffic, choosing the right carpet colour is essential to maintain its appearance. Dark colours can show lint and dust, while very light colours might display dirt and stains. Opt for mid-tones or patterned carpets that can effectively mask dirt and pet hair. These colours offer a practical balance, maintaining the carpet's look while being functional for busy homes. Discover more on our Carpet Selection Page.

Should I consider carpet colour fading over time

Yes, carpet colours can fade over time due to exposure to sunlight and regular wear. When choosing a carpet colour, it's wise to anticipate this natural fading. Opting for a slightly darker or brighter shade than your initial choice can be a good strategy to compensate for future fading. This consideration ensures that your carpet maintains its desired look for a longer period. Learn more about maintaining carpet colours on our Carpet Care Tips page.