Being a cheapskate I bought some oak flooring at Wicks which was on special offer some time ago. Probably about 6 months. It's tongue and groove lengths made out of smaller rectangles glued together and looks just fine when laid. I have some left over and would like to use it on a landing - but I've not got quite enough. I've looked at Wicks and they don't do anything similar anymore. What would the chances be of matching it elsewhere?
Flooring.
Sep 13, 2008
7 Replies
Can't help with your flooring but this...
reminded me,
On holiday in Holland in August I saw a boy (approx 4 years old) wearing a T shirt with "My Dad Thinks He's A F**king Hero (without the *'s) on it. The shirt was obviously a mass produced one and not home made, I had to take a picture of him as I thought people back home wouldn't believe it.
Cheers
John
If you had done that in U.K. you would have got chased down the street by the ant-peedyfile brigade .
It's a good job almost no-one in the Netherlands speaks English.
;-)
Would you be able to use a similar-but-different flooring as a feature border around the landing, using the Wickes stuff in the centre, as a feature?
Owain
If you have the 6 digit SKU number ringing round might help, list of branches in their price list - or ring their head office.
I've a feeling it was end of range - and it was some time ago. But I'll give it a try.
Nice idea - but probably too much of a faff.
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