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For the full range of
accessories available please refer to our price list.
Trims & Mouldings
Various trims and mouldings
are required in order to complete the installation of your new wood
floor to a professional standard. Below is outlined the correct trim to
use. To join up to other floor finishes.
All trims are produced in solid wood and pre finished available in most
species to match your floor.
Edge Moulding / Square nose
This trim is used in doorways to join up to a room that has carpet or
ceramic tiles in it. It is also used at an external door threshold where
there is no room for quadrant to be fitted. Also fitted around a
fireplace hearth. Or mat well at an external door.
“T” Moulding
This trim is used to cover the transition in doorways between two wood
floors in adjoining rooms.
Reducer Trim
Used for a neat transition down to lower floor coverings. Ie. Vinyl or
thin carpet etc. Can also be used in doorways up to carpet or ceramic
tiles where a square nose trim leaves a protruding lip. In this
situation the front edge of the reducer can be planed of to suit the
height of the abutting floor finish.
Stair Nosing
Produces a new nosing on steps and stairs. Covering the transition
between floor/stair tread to stair/step riser.
Quadrant
Solid quadrant moulding. Used to cover the expansion gap around the
perimeter of the room. When the skirting is not removed. Pinned to the
existing skirting board.
Pipe Collars
Used to place around pipes protruding through the floor from radiators
or other appliances.
Underlays
There are several types of
underlay available on the market for floating floors. We only recommend
a few underlays that have been tried and tested. Listed below are our
recommendations.
(Moisture content of concrete slabs should always be tested prior to
installation of a wood floor)
Tuplex
A 2mm underlay that incorporates a double vapour barrier. Giving a 200mm
lap on joints provides some sound deadening. Elevates the need for a
separate damp proof membrane under the underlay.
Cellfoam
A 2mm cellfoam underlay - requires a damp proof membrane over
concrete sub floors.
Cush-N-Wood
A 5mm sound reducing roll out underlay mainly used under first floor
installations.
Redupax
A rigid board underlay. An Ideal sound reducing under-floor system
specifically designed for floating floors. Reduces impact sound and
sound transmission. Meets current local authority building regulation
requirements. Good thermal insulation. Can level every kind of uneven
substrate up to 3mm.
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