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Flooring recommendations for a HMO (House of multiple occupation) for professionals?

Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 4.04 PM

Which flooring products would you recommend (or have fitted for clients) in a 4 bedroom all ensuite HMO targeting professional tenants? Ensuite Bedroom Stairs, landing and hallway Lounge Kitchen The lounge and kitchen are on the ground floor with a small landing between them where the stairs to first floor are. Thanks in advance

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4 Answers

Anonymous user

To keep your costs low the cheapest option would be carpet in living areas and vinyl floor in wet areas , (kitchen and bathroom). Laminated floors will last longer but the cost is likely to be double easily with fitting. I'd look at a felt backed vinyl , although it is more expensive, ensuites are generally small so it's worth spending a bit more to get a much better product. JDCFlooring

Answered15 December 2022

Ramsey’s flooring

Rating: 4.2 out of 5

Grimsby

For the the stairs landing hard wearing carpet. lounge, hall and kitchen a lvt. Bathrooms/en-suite I’d put a vinyl down

Answered15 December 2022

BB Flooring

Rating: 5 out of 5

Hull

I would go for a twist pile carpet such as Cormars Apollo Plus range for example with a 10mm max underlay in the bedrooms and then a felt back vinyl in the en suites and either laminate or Click LVT/SPC in the communal areas.

Answered15 December 2022

Anonymous user

I am recommending LVT click flooring, its waterproof, strong material and 25 years guarantee

Answered18 May 2022