what is the best type of flooring for glass extension

Mary Parsonage

8 years ago

Will wood flooring warp in a south west facing glass extension? Could be fluctuations in temperature with bifolds?

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8 years ago
I believe wood is not recommended but engineered wood should be fine.
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Amber Jeavons Ltd
8 years ago
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Hello parsm, I would not think so if all is properly insulated and there is heating, you could consider underfloor heating. Other ideas would be a polished concrete screed flooring.. or large stone even a rubber flooring like Dalsouple could be fantastic... Who is putting the extension in... They may have some advice as to what is recommended, but I can't see really why it would be a problem if done really well and floor is properly laid and insulated as well.. : ))
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