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Wooden Floor Supplier near Co. Louth

lawnmeet · 2011-03-31 09:31:11

Hi Am ready to choose floors for new build. Want some solid wood floors downstairs and maybe some semi-solid or laminate upstairs. Does anyone know the best place to go for a full range - could go to Louth, Meath Dublin or up North. Also, I love the old pine floors, - is there a good place to get reclaimed pitch pine…

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31-03-2011 10:31am

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lawnmeet

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Hi
Am ready to choose floors for new build. Want some solid wood floors downstairs and maybe some semi-solid or laminate upstairs. Does anyone know the best place to go for a full range - could go to Louth, Meath Dublin or up North.

Also, I love the old pine floors, - is there a good place to get reclaimed pitch pine floors?

Finally, would like wooden effect floors in bathroom - I've read solid or engineered wouldn't work in bathroom? Is this the case? Has anyone tried Vinyl Plank Flooring - just wondering if it looks ok?
Thanks

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#2 31-03-2011 1:57pm
Technophobe

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For wooden effect floors in bathroom, you could have a look at the tiles that are done with a wooden effect....not my cuppa tea but look ok

PM sent re someone I used to supply and fit..very happy with his work

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#3 31-03-2011 10:03pm
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xxxx in Castleblaney have very competitive prices

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