Place to buy laminate flooring

Barr

Hi All

We are looking to buy wood laminate flooring.

Anyone recommend a place that sells good quality with reasonable prices ?


Thanks
Barr

Tom44

O Sullivan's hollyhill, they also have a shop just below the new Mc Donalds in Turners cross.

seperate place, I dont know the name, but their the 1th building on the left in North point buisness park, massive show room and range. (Off the Mallow road)

But there's literally tons of shops out there.
Obviously don't go for the cheapest product.

Rhinohippo

I found M.D. O'Sheas in Ballincollig goo. They have regular sales and promotions so you could well save then.

jimgoose

There's also Glasheen Carpets - good folks.

http://glasheencarpets.ie/

Barr

Thanks for the suggestions lads.

A guy at work was saying Right Price Tiles is another good option - anyone here any experience of their flooring?

rob316

Whatever you do, don't buy the underlay from the flooring crowd, it nearly always cheaper to get it from woodies or bnq.

-Toppy-

Cork Builder Providers in Blackpool have some there as well (in the middle of doing the master bedroom with stuff gotten there)

grogi

Tom44 wrote: »

Obviously don't go for the cheapest product.

And buy panels with the V-Fuge (sorry, know only the German name). They will age much better.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laminatboden#/media/File:Quick-step-laminat-eiche-dunkel-geoelt-ul-918.JPG

bazzer86

Has anyone come accross these guys in Cork?

http://laminatewoodflooring.ie/

http://hollands.ie/

Any feedback would be welcome.

Thanks

Kazbah

Discount Carpet place in the kinsale rd bus park.

quietsailor

grogi wrote: »

And buy panels with the V-Fuge (sorry, know only the German name). They will age much better.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laminatboden#/media/File:Quick-step-laminat-eiche-dunkel-geoelt-ul-918.JPG

Tongue and Groove with a V ie TGV or T&GV

Jentle Grenade

bazzer86 wrote: »

Has anyone come accross these guys in Cork?

http://laminatewoodflooring.ie/

http://hollands.ie/

Any feedback would be welcome.

Thanks

We used them for Quick-Step laminate and I'd reccomend them. They're quite competitive and resolved a few minor problems (random bubble, a scuff) quickly without any hassle. Easy to deal with too, no nonsense.

Mumha

When measuring for a room, and say dimensions are 4m x 3m = 12sqm, should I be looking to buy 14sqm in case of screw-ups/offcuts ?

rob316

Mumha wrote: »

When measuring for a room, and say dimensions are 4m x 3m = 12sqm, should I be looking to buy 14sqm in case of screw-ups/offcuts ?[/QUOTE

Ya same as when your buying tiles 10% for wastage

Mumha

rob316 wrote: »

Mumha wrote: »

When measuring for a room, and say dimensions are 4m x 3m = 12sqm, should I be looking to buy 14sqm in case of screw-ups/offcuts ?[/QUOTE

Ya same as when your buying tiles 10% for wastage

Perfect, thanks

Barr

Mumha wrote: »

When measuring for a room, and say dimensions are 4m x 3m = 12sqm, should I be looking to buy 14sqm in case of screw-ups/offcuts ?

The places I went seem to allow 5% for laminate , 10% for tiles.

Mumha

So far in my research for doors, laminate etc, I've been to IKEA, CBP and Express Kitchens (O'Sullivan's Hollyhill). The one thing that struck me in O'Sullivans was not one price on view ! I was almost afraid to ask and no came up to see if I had any questions. Big showroom space though, and lots of ideas. CBP had a small showspace but prices on view everywhere and the staff were very helpful. Ikea was overwhelming, but looks to be very reasonable.