

Epsom · Herringbone
1930s herringbone parquet
A tired orange finish taken back to clean, even herringbone blocks.
View projectLägler certified tradesman 98–99% dust-free sanding Sanding floors locally since 1999

Wood type
Oak is the benchmark for wooden floors – dense, stable and beautifully figured. It sands superbly and takes almost every finish, from extra-matt and oil to deep stains.
Up close
Most of the oak floors we work on across Merton, Sutton and South West London are solid boards, strip floors or modern wide planks. Oak's tight joints mean gaps are usually minimal, so filler rarely works loose, and its grain – with the silvery flecks of the medullary rays – really comes alive under a fresh finish.
Project highlights



Restoration examples


Epsom · Herringbone
A tired orange finish taken back to clean, even herringbone blocks.
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Raynes Park · Oak
From decorators' mess to a clean, light oak floor.
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Case studies

BeforeEpsom · Parquet Restoration
Clean, even blocks with the herringbone pattern crisp again across the whole room – right into the window bay.
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BeforeLondon Bridge · Supply & Fit
A striking, dark charcoal-toned wide-plank oak floor that gives the apartment a modern, high-end look.
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BeforeRaynes Park · Supply & Fit
Light, clean oak floors that suit the new decoration – including wide, characterful rustic oak planks in the living space.
View projectFAQs
A typical solid oak board can be sanded many times over its life. Engineered oak depends on the thickness of its top layer, which we check first.

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