Laminate flooring on stairs

Laminate flooring is a popular option for areas that see heavy foot traffic, and it is hard-wearing enough to handle it. It can replicate a wide range of flooring styles, so there is plenty of design choice.

When people choose new flooring, durability and resistance to wear are usually the deciding factors. Laminate is most often laid in hallways and living spaces, but it is increasingly being used on one of the most trafficked areas in any home - the staircase.

Stairs are a precise job. Every tread and riser has to be measured and cut individually, and the finish around the nosing is what separates a good staircase from an average one. All our installations are carried out to current British standards or higher.