Posts Tagged ‘Flooring’
Cottage Painted Panel Bathroom
A cottage painted panel bathroom complete with an Aquadart shower cublicle equiped with Matki thermostatic control and deluge spray. Both the bath and wash basin are enamelled steel whilst the shower tray is resin stone. The panels are painted moisture resistant mdf which is fixed to secure battens throughout. The Airing cupboard was made to house the hot water cylinder and the louvre door allows for ventilation. Again, all aspects were completed by Composite Joinery.
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Transit LWB (Ply Line & Floor)
Composite joinery have produce many of these conversions for DE Photo. This Transit LWB is different to the others in that no cupboard space was required and no worktops. Facility for restraining on board equipment during transit from events was provided and the wheel arch covers were fabricated and finished with the same heavy duty vinyl floor covering and trimmed with aluminium edging for added strength. We are able to adapt the interior cargo space for any situation, enquire for your particular application.
Thresholds
A threshold is a section of hardwood that is used to divide or provide a means for two different floor coverings to meet. Generally these are installed in doorways, there may be carpet in one room and ceramic tiles in another and the threshold is designed to cover the edge of the tile and provide a cove fit for the carpet.
Composite Joinery regularily provide bespoke thresholds. Such thresholds are provided as ’supply only’ or we will install for you. Available in a variety of hardwoods and hardwood combinations. Read more about this, and view some examples.
Engineered Hardwood Flooring
Engineered hardwood flooring offers a good flooring option for a range of business, office or home applications. Composite Joinery specialise in a range of engineered hardwood flooring products. We supply and professionally install all types of hardwood flooring.
Engineered hardwood flooring consists of layered tiers of hardwood pressed together. The wood surface veneer layer is available in many different species, designs and finishes, and is available in various thicknesses ranging from 0.5mm up to 6mm. A typical veneer is 3.6mm and can be sanded (re-finished) upto three or four times. During the manufacturing process, the layers of hardwood alternate in different direction. This means engineered hardwood flooring is relatively stable, dependant on application, and is almost identical to solid wooden flooring in appearance. However the texture , warmth and ‘feel’ of ‘real wood’ can not be equaled by an engineered substitute. Engineered wood flooring is perfect for areas of the house where solid wood flooring may not be as suitable, such as cellars, or over underfloor heating. Engineered hardwood flooring is available with a wide range of styles to choose from.
