Buying guide
Choosing Flooring by Room
Start with the demands of the room, then narrow products by their listed construction, finish and dimensions. Consider the desired visual character, furniture layout and continuity with nearby rooms. Product imagery and board dimensions help compare options.
Last updated: 22 October 2026
Living spaces
Consider the desired visual character, furniture layout and continuity with nearby rooms. Product imagery and board dimensions help compare options.
Hallways
Entry routes can involve transitions, doors and visual connections to other spaces. Measure those constraints before deciding on a format.
Kitchens and open plans
Open layouts benefit from a plan for direction, thresholds and the relationship between work areas and adjoining spaces.
What to check
| Check | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Product format | Start with the construction or pattern named in the guide, then compare individual product pages. |
| Dimensions and coverage | Use the listed thickness, width, length and pack coverage for the exact product rather than a broad category assumption. |
| Room plan | Check subfloor, thresholds, access and fitting requirements before converting an initial quantity into an order. |
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Questions
Can I use one floor in every room?
A unified scheme is possible, but suitability should be checked room by room.
What should I shortlist first?
Start with the category, format and dimensions that fit the room plan.