Your flooring area, budget and next decision give us a useful starting point. We will help your team compare SPC and LVT options, prepare the supply specification and arrange samples and relevant product reports. Your proposal covers the material you are buying, with packing scope and production timing for the delivery discussion.
Your installation format affects preparation, floor height and the complete project budget. We can propose a construction against the conditions your contractor and design team have specified.
Your SPC proposal can draw on 4–8 mm cores, 0.3, 0.5 or 0.7 mm wear layers and optional attached backing. Your application, joint arrangement and installation requirements guide the exact configuration and supporting evidence.
Typical dry-back LVT is 2–3 mm thick; loose-lay options span 3.5–5 mm. Wear layers across the range run from 0.2 to 0.7 mm. Your fixing method, substrate and intended use determine the product to evaluate.
Your project schedule and use conditions help us focus the proposal. We can prepare the product options and documents your team needs for its next approval.
Your sample sets the visual direction; expected footfall, entrance conditions and rolling fixtures shape the product review. We can compare the construction and finish against the brief before you finalize the material choice.
Your existing substrate, floor-height transitions and castor-chair use belong in the specification. We can help narrow the SPC or LVT format while your contractor defines preparation and fixing requirements.
Your guest rooms, corridors and reception areas can call for different surfaces and approval evidence. Your room schedule and handover phases help us organize quantities, sample selection and the production discussion.
Your unit mix and acoustic requirements affect the construction and order plan. We can review the proposed product and available reports with your team; acoustic ratings must relate to the relevant tested floor assembly.
Your material price per m² is one part of the budget; subfloor work, installation labor and delivery add separate costs. Your quotation identifies our supply scope so your team can complete the project budget on the same basis.
| Budget decision | Our supply proposal | Your project coordination |
|---|---|---|
| Flooring construction | Selected product, dimensions, wear layer, backing and finish. | Your contractor's review covers the finished floor level, transitions and required installation method. |
| Material quantity | Area and quantity basis, agreed packing and carton coverage. | Confirm the layout, cutting allowance, spare stock and quantities for each project phase. |
| Supply price | Price unit, currency, proposed origin and agreed delivery basis. | Your complete project budget accounts for freight, import charges, site delivery and installation costs. |
| Preparation and fixing | Product information and relevant installation instructions for review. | Your contractor assesses the actual substrate, moisture, flatness, adhesives and expansion requirements. |
| Timing | Sample arrangements and a production window for the agreed configuration. | Your handover plan allows time for approvals, transit, receiving and the installation sequence. |
Your early estimate can be a range. We can work from your project area and target material price, with technical choices left open for recommendation.
Your owner, designer and contractor may each approve a different part of the purchase. A physical sample and written specification give that discussion one common reference.
Your shortlist can start with a color, texture or reference sample. Your standard SPC samples dispatch within 7 days after design confirmation; we confirm shipping terms and transit with you.
We state the proposed thickness, wear layer, backing, dimensions and product identity in the supply specification. Your team can compare that configuration with the sample and installation brief.
Your project specification identifies which reports or certificates are needed. We provide the relevant available documents for review against the proposed product, production origin and tested scope.
Your approved product, quantity per decor, packing and delivery basis form the order reference. We confirm production timing against the agreed configuration and schedule.
A wear-layer value or a certification logo cannot establish every use condition. We connect the proposed flooring with its manufacturing controls and available product documents.
For your SPC order, we check incoming materials, monitor thickness and density during production, and inspect the product before packing. Third-party inspection can be arranged when your purchase requires it.
Relevant FloorScore certificates, CE conformity documents, REACH documentation and product test reports can support your review. We match your selected product and origin to the relevant files, including the issuer and scope.
Your contractor follows the selected product instructions for the substrate, fixing and expansion details. An attached backing alone cannot establish an acoustic rating; your team reviews the tested floor assembly.
You can begin during budgeting, tendering or purchasing. We use your role and project stage to focus the product options, sample support and pricing you receive.
Your flooring area, budget and approval process help us prepare a proposal your decision-makers can compare. A reference sample or preferred look gives us the design direction.
Your material schedule, installation requirements and required arrival date help us quote the supply scope. We can include samples and available product reports for the owner or consultant's review.
Your finish brief and specification requirements help us identify the configuration to evaluate. Samples and relevant documents support the approval discussion before the purchasing team commits to the order.
Your current specification, sample reference or target price gives us a starting point. We will confirm the product, quantity basis and proposed supply terms with you.
