Amtico flooring fitted in Willenhall, Short Heath and New Invention. A smooth subfloor, precise laying and the patterns and borders that Amtico is known for.
Amtico sits at the top end of luxury vinyl. It is often chosen for its laying patterns and design strips as much as for the plank itself. Like other glue-down vinyl it shows every flaw underneath, so most Willenhall floors need ply or a smoothing compound before any is laid.
The fitting is precise work. Herringbone, basket weave or a stone-effect tile with a contrasting strip all have to be set out from the centre and kept square across the room. Every edge is then scribed tightly to the skirting.
The cost of an Amtico floor in Willenhall comes down to the preparation, the pattern and the number of design strips or borders. A plain plank layout on a sound floor is quicker than a herringbone with a border. A photo of the room and the floor under the carpet lets us price the fitting.
Smoothed and dried so the vinyl bonds evenly and nothing telegraphs through.
Herringbone, parquet-style layouts and design strips set out from the room centre.
Scribed to the skirting and around door frames for a clean finish.
Left covered while the adhesive sets, with advice on furniture pads and cleaning.
Carpet, underlay and grippers removed and taken away.
Neat transitions where the new floor meets carpet or tiles.
Photos of the room and of the floor under the carpet. Tell us the pattern you have chosen, such as plank, herringbone or a design strip. A rough room size lets us plan the setting out.
A plain plank layout on a ready floor takes a day or two. A herringbone with a border takes longer because of the setting out. The subfloor preparation comes first and has to dry.
Yes. Many people choose it in a showroom and book the fitting separately.
Yes, which is one reason it is popular. It copes with spills and is warm underfoot.
Often, within the maker's temperature limits. We check the system before laying.
Light foot traffic is usually fine soon after, but heavy furniture should wait until the adhesive has set.
Yes, individual planks or tiles can be replaced if damaged.
The pattern, the number of strips and borders, the room size and the state of the floor below. A simple layout on a flat concrete floor is the quickest. Complex patterns on old boards take the longest.
Yes, in most cases. The boxes are left in the room to reach the same temperature as the floor. The maker states how long. It stops the planks shifting after they are stuck.
Send a photo or a quick video of the room on WhatsApp and we'll see if we can quote you over the phone, or fill in the form and it opens your email ready to send.
