The countyWood flooring across Kent
Kent is two counties in one for flooring: fast-moving commuter towns along the A2 and M20 corridors, and older, slower places — cathedral cities, coastal towns, Wealden villages — where the housing stock asks for more thought. We supply both, with the same boards and the same care, from Edwardian semis in Bromley to timber-framed cottages outside Tenterden.
What Kent homes tend to need
Much of the county’s period housing sits on suspended timber subfloors, where engineered boards’ stability earns its keep; the newer estates around Maidstone, Dartford and Ashford are mostly concrete slab and underfloor heating, which engineered oak handles as standard. Herringbone remains the strongest request in the west of the county; wide plank leads everywhere else.
Where we work in Kent
We supply wood flooring in Bromley, wood flooring in Canterbury, wood flooring in Maidstone, wood flooring in Sevenoaks, wood flooring in Tunbridge Wells, wood flooring in Dartford, wood flooring in Orpington, wood flooring in Tonbridge, wood flooring in Sidcup, wood flooring in Faversham, wood flooring in Whitstable, wood flooring in Swanley, wood flooring in Ashford, wood flooring in Tenterden and wood flooring in Folkestone — and everywhere between. If your town is not listed, it is still covered: tell us the postcode and we will get back to you within one working day.
