Our customer came to us suggesting he would like to lay wood on the staircase creating a feature of the house. Therefore we suggested placing Oak Plank on the steps of the stairs and Ash Pearl White on the risers to create an instant lift to the stairs with a modern twist. Here is the process and the beautiful results.

Angelo Flooring’s latest project is with Premier Production Company in Berwick Street. Here Premier PR required a durable and sustainable floor which can withstand the countless members of staff walking over it’s floors everyday and can be maintained easily. Angelo Flooring laid hard vinyl tiles to all Hallways, Main Reception, all toilet facilities and all stairwells.

Here we have laid the blck vinyl tiles in the toilet area.

Here we have laid vinyl tiles to the mens toilets. This choice of tile allows the floor to be hygenic and have a modern appearance.

The completed Hallway looks modern and fresh with the black tiles and the grey feature strip to finish.

Her we have fully adhered hard vinyl tiles with feature strip to Hallway.

Here the vinyl tiles have been cut to to accomadate the toilet and siliconed for a water tight seal to ensure hygene.

Here we have fitted vinyl tiles fully adhered with feature strip to complete.

Here we have laid Vinyl Tiles to main walkway at the entrance of the PR Company.

Here we have laid Black Slate Vinyl Tiles to hallway with grey grout strip to finish.

Angelo Flooring’s third project at the Pendley Manor saw us creating a Design Floor consisting of  Wenge wood flooring and Ivory coloured tiles in the two large Corridors. We began by removing the existing carpet as before in our previous projects and removing the existing hardboard. Following this we then plied the  the two Corridors and began laying the Wenge creating a rectangular formation across the two Corridors, we then cut and laid the selected Ivory tiles into the rectangular shapes and finally sealed the entire two Corridors to complete the beautiful Design Floors.

Here is the second Corridor with the existing carpet.

Here is the second Corridor exposed.

Here is the second Corridor with the carpet removed.

Here is the second Corridor first exposed.

Here is the floor by the Stairwell plied and ready for the selected tiles to be laid.

Here is the second Corridor with the Wenge border and plied ready for the selected tiles

Here is the second Corridor in the process of having the selected tiles

Here is the second Corridor with the design floor complete.

Here is the second Corridor completed.

Here is the second Corridor complete.

Here is the second Corridor completed. The original carpet was uplifted along with the existing hardboard, the Wenge border was then put down creating the rectangular shapes, then ply was laid between the rectangles and finally the selected tile has been fixed in place and the Corridors sealed.

Our second project at the Pendley Manor Hotel took us into the hotel’s Restaurant, Rose Room and Bar. As before once pulling back the existing carpets we found three beautiful design floors. However as you can see they were in need of restoration. Each floor required sanding to ascertain the damage to the floor and the repair needed. After all repairs had been made the floors were sanded to a fine finish and then sealed with a High Traffic seal.

In the Restaurant after sanding the floor we discovered several areas in need of repair. As you can see below we removed the damaged panels and replaced them with new ones. After sanding the floor to a fine finish we sealed the floor with  High Traffic seal as you can see below in stages. The result of the floor after completion was truly breath taking.

This is the Resturant floor exposed.

This is the Resturant floor exposed after we uplifted the existing carpet.

This is the Resturant floor in its original condition.

This is the Resturant rough sanded to access any repairs which may be required.

This is the Resturant floor rough sanded to access any repairs needed.

This is the doorway of the Resturant leading onto the Foyer which we previously repaired.

This is the Resturant floor exposed after the existing carpet has been removed.

This is the Resturant floor rough sanded to access any repairs which may be required.

This is the Resturant border in the process of repair.

This is the Resturant floor in the process of being repaired.

This is the Resturant floor in a process of repair.

This is the Resturant rough sanded and repairs begining to be made.

This is the Resturant floor sanded to a fine finish.

This is the Resturant floor sanded to a fine finish.

This is the Resturant sanded to a fine finish.

This is the Resturant floor sanded to a fine finish ready for the first coat of seal.

This is the Resturant border sanded to a fine finish.

This is the Resturant floor begining to be sealed with the first coat.

This is the Resturant border sealed with the first coat.

This is the Resturant completed.

This is the Resturant floor completed.

This is a close up of the Resturant floor completed.

This is the Resturant floor sealed and therefore completed.

This is the Restaurant complete and set up for dinner service.