Different floor in extension

5 years ago

We have a conservatory which we are thinking of replacing with a bigger extension to add another area to our open living space. There will be no door or separation at all but it will be used as a garden room.
Our issue is flooring, we have open plan living with wood floors so one option is to pull it all up and have the floor match and flow into the extension.
Would it be aesthetically wrong to have a different floor in the extension? Can anyone provide experience, pictures or a blog of this type of thing?
Thank you.

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Sarah Richardson
Original Author
5 years ago
We'll be removing the furthest window up to and including the UPVC door and building out from there.
PRO
APT Renovation Limited
5 years ago
Hi Sarah,

May I ask where the property is located? as if you are based in South London we could assist and offer you a free consultation and advise what will be the best for your home extension.

If you would also like to view some of our previous projects to also give you some inspiration you can visit https://www.aptrenovation.co.uk/our-projects/ or call us on 0207 223 6417 to organize the consultation and assist going forward.

Hope you staying safe in these trying times and hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards,

APT Renovation Ltd
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