Victorian terraces, 1930s avenues and Chilterns villages with a craft tradition in their bones.
High Wycombe made chairs for the whole country, and the town still has an eye for timber. Its Victorian terraces around the centre, the 1930s avenues towards Hazlemere and the villages of the Chilterns give us a wide range of homes to work in.
We bring that same respect for timber and detail to every floor we install here.
Because in a town built on woodworking, cutting corners would be noticed.
Scribed skirting, hand-fitted nosings and hidden expansion gaps are the standard here as everywhere we work. In High Wycombe, clients tend to check.
Engineered oak for Victorian front rooms and 1930s lounges, chosen to sit well with original doors and staircases.
A popular choice for any room, herringbone adds character and rhythm. We set out the pattern carefully so it feels balanced throughout the space.
For busy family homes, often with smaller children and pets. It gives you the character, look and feel of timber without the anxiety of spillages and scratches.
