QC Commercial Flooring

Bathroom Company in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK1 1NL

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About the Business

Here at QC contact flooring, we are passionate about flooring.

Our friendly staff are dedicated to your flooring requirements, from measuring and planning, to help and advice on all aspects of flooring including the suitability of all our products.

Need help? In designing you're new? Stunning? shop or reception floor, then our many years of experience can help with this.

As times are hard we can supply many different options to suit many budgets, and when it's time for installing your new floor, our highly experienced team will try to accommodate your every need, from out of hours, like evenings and weekends, to moving furniture, uplifting & disposing off any old floor coverings, as our fitters have worked in a category A prison and other government buildings, you can be a shored that they all come fully government security checked.

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Floor Dyes

At QC Flooring we are proud of our extensive colour bank which we consider to be second to none. However, we are aware that there will always be occasions where you may require a or exact colour that is not within the standard colour bank.

We are able to match to any colour on some of our ranges, special dyes must meet your approval before full production is started, and only a minimum order quantity starting from 80m2.

Unlike with floor stain, you can make dye appear darker by going over it multiple times. As the dye gets darker, your lap lines and heavy spots become less noticeable. You can even saturate the floor with dye to the point that it turns jet black.

Aniline dye penetrates all parts of the wood equally, which helps minimize any colour variation in the hard and soft grain of the plank or strip floorboards. This sets it apart from floor stain, which doesn’t subdue colour variation and can sometimes leave floors with a “blotchy” appearance. Also, the dye is transparent, so it showcases the grain pattern of the wood more than pigmented stain does.