flooring help

[TheHumanCatapult]

I need to get rid of carpets in my house as just does not mix with wheelchairs to well .We do have tiles in hall and kitchen but not sure about front room .It is quite a big room and has 2 sets of french doors so can get pretty chilly in winter and while I do not need to worry about walking on it and cold feet .Dc still do

Any advice

opps misse dthe thank you

I have gone on about bamboo flooring on other threads and highly recommend it, particularly the solid strand woven sort, which is amazingly scratch-resistant.

sorry couple of questions

can I ask how is it for taking weight as im no lightweight and though use manual also have a powerchair as well.

Also is it completley smooth finish as need to be for moving around

We put Polyflor down 4 years ago and so far the powerchair has not left a single mark. It's like industrial lino but it looks like laminate. It wasn't cheap but definitely worth it.

Providing you've got a good subfloor the bamboo should be fine with the weight - it's solid and stable. And yes, it's completely smooth. The Bamboo Flooring Company (or any other company, but that's where I got mine) will send you free samples.

We have recently installed bamboo throughout our ground floor. It looks stunning, and seems to be extremely hardwearing. We got ours from the Bamboo Flooring Company.

Thank you will look into both options ,cribbage deintley intrested in the polyflor especially as you have been using power chair on it alread