Showroom flooring

Flooring

Wood, LVT, laminate and stone to compare in person, then supply and fitting from our Lymington showroom.

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Flooring department

What flooring do you supply and fit?

Crestwood of Lymington supplies and fits hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), laminate, natural stone and underfloor heating from 150 Wellworthy Road, Ampress Park. Brands on the floor include Amtico, Karndean, Moduleo, Quick-Step and Ted Todd. LVT is the usual specification for kitchens, bathrooms, halls and other wet or high-traffic rooms. Engineered wood is the usual specification where you want a real timber wear layer in living rooms and bedrooms, provided moisture is controlled and the board is rated for any underfloor heating. We compare samples under showroom light, then plan plank direction, underlay, trims and doorway transitions before the fitting team attends. Carpet and rugs are handled in a separate department. See the room guides below, or the LVT versus engineered wood comparison if you are choosing between those two.

Plank direction, underlay, trims and doorway transitions
Advice on underlay, acoustics, trims and transitions
Fitting available with the order

Flooring project brief LVT vs engineered wood

Stone-effect flooring across an open-plan kitchen and dining space

Wood flooring to order

Designed with our mill partner

Crestwood has worked with a traditional wood mill for 25 years+. We design the floors together, and the mill manufactures them to the agreed specification. Finishes include timber that is aged and distressed, smoked and fumed, all hand-finished. Aged French oak is available, as are boards in mixed widths, lengths and thicknesses. Compare samples in Lymington, then we specify and fit.

Aged, distressed, smoked and fumed finishes
Aged French oak
Mixed widths, lengths and thicknesses
Hand-finished boards, made to order

Flooring project brief Compare samples

By room

Choose by how the room is used

Start with moisture, traffic and underfloor heating. That usually narrows the choice before you compare brand names.

LVT flooring suited to kitchens and busy rooms

Wet & busy

Kitchens & utilities

Spills, heat and hard traffic. Waterproof surfaces and easy-clean finishes matter more than a deep timber grain.

Often suits: Usually LVT or stone-effect vinyl; sometimes sealed stone or porcelain.

Warm underfoot

Floors for living rooms & bedrooms

Grain, colour and board width are easier to judge here. Engineered wood and laminate both work in these rooms.

Often suits: Usually engineered wood, solid wood or laminate.

High traffic

Hallways & stairs

Doorways, grit and stair nosings need planning. Choose a surface that wears evenly and transitions cleanly into other rooms.

Often suits: Usually LVT, engineered wood or a tougher laminate grade.

Stone flooring suitable for wet areas and entrances

Moisture

Bathrooms & wet rooms

Timber is rarely the right answer. Look for waterproof LVT or tile/stone with the right slip rating and detailing at drains.

Often suits: Usually LVT or porcelain / stone from the tiles department.

Ranges in store

Suppliers we stock and fit

All of these ranges are available to view in the showroom. Ask for the boards that match your room use and budget.

Wood

Ted Todd

Engineered and solid wood in plank, herringbone and related formats.

LVT

Amtico

Luxury vinyl tile for kitchens, bathrooms and high-traffic rooms.

LVT

Karndean

Wood- and stone-effect LVT with residential and commercial-grade options.

LVT

Moduleo

Moduleo LVT in rigid and flexible formats for everyday rooms.

Laminate / LVT

Quick-Step

Laminate and related hard-floor ranges for practical, easy-care rooms.

Verified brand marks

The flooring names customers ask for first

LVT and laminate ranges we stock for kitchens, bathrooms and high-traffic rooms.

AmticoLVT for kitchens, bathrooms and high-traffic rooms

KarndeanWood- and stone-effect LVT

ModuleoEveryday vinyl floors with cleaner detailing

Quick-StepLaminate and practical hard-floor ranges

AltroSafety-led vinyl for harder-working areas

PolyflorCommercial and residential resilient floors

From sample to fitted floor

How a flooring project runs

Most customers start in the showroom, then move to measure, order and fitting. Supply-only is available if you already have an installer.

Flooring project brief Floor fitting information

Compare samples in the showroom
Bring room sizes, photos or a rough layout. We match boards and finishes under showroom light before anything is ordered.
Measure and specify the build-up
Subfloor condition, underlay, underfloor heating and door clearances are checked so finished height and transitions are planned properly.
Order the agreed range
Boards, adhesives, trims and accessories are ordered to the confirmed specification.
Supply and fitting
We arrange delivery and, where required, install the floor, fit trims and leave the surface ready for use.

Also in the showroom

Soft floor coverings and ceramic or porcelain tiles sit in their own departments, with separate samples and fitting notes. Many homes mix hard flooring in some rooms with carpet or tile in others.

Practical information

Flooring questions

Do I need exact room measurements before visiting?

No. Approximate lengths and widths, or a simple floor plan photo, are enough to start. Exact measurements are taken when you are ready to order or book fitting.

Can you fit flooring as well as supply it?

Yes. We supply and fit wood, LVT, laminate and related hard floors. Fitting can be arranged with the order or discussed once you have chosen a range.

Which floors work with underfloor heating?

Many engineered woods and most LVT ranges are suitable when specified correctly. We check the manufacturer's guidance against your heating system before ordering.

What is the difference between solid and engineered wood?

Solid wood is a single piece of timber. Engineered wood has a real-wood wear layer over a stable core, which usually handles humidity and underfloor heating more reliably in modern homes.

Do you also supply carpets and tiles?

Yes. Carpets and tiles have their own department pages and sample ranges in the showroom. Many projects combine hard flooring in some rooms with carpet or tile in others.

How long does a typical flooring order take?

Lead times vary by supplier and finish. Once the range is confirmed we will give you a delivery window before fitting is booked.

Do you make wood flooring with a mill partner?

Yes. Crestwood has worked with a traditional wood mill for 25 years+ to design and manufacture wood flooring to order. Finishes include aged and distressed timber, smoked and fumed boards, and aged French oak, in mixed widths, lengths and thicknesses. All of it is hand-finished. Samples are in the Lymington showroom.

Do you supply Roger Oates stair runners?

Yes. Crestwood is the only approved Roger Oates supplier and installer in the area. Stair runners and rugs are specified and fitted by trained installers from the carpets department.

Next step

Compare boards in the showroom

Bring room sizes or photos if you have them. No appointment is needed to browse samples; call ahead if you want dedicated time with the flooring team.

Address150 Wellworthy Road, Ampress Park, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8JY
Opening hoursMon–Fri 9:00–17:00 · Sat 9:00–16:00 · Sun closed
Phone01590 670370

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