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New flooring transforms a room, but costs vary hugely depending on the material and room size. Here is a complete breakdown of UK flooring costs in 2026.

| Flooring Type | Material (per m²) | Fitting (per m²) | Total (per m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laminate | £8–£25 | £8–£15 | £16–£40 |
| Engineered wood | £20–£60 | £10–£20 | £30–£80 |
| Solid hardwood | £30–£80 | £15–£25 | £45–£105 |
| LVT (Luxury Vinyl) | £20–£50 | £10–£18 | £30–£68 |
| Carpet | £5–£40 | £3–£8 | £8–£48 |
| Ceramic tiles | £15–£50 | £25–£40 | £40–£90 |
For a typical 15m² room, expect to pay £240–£600 for laminate or £450–£1,200 for LVT.
- Kitchen — LVT or porcelain tiles (waterproof, durable, easy to clean)
- Bathroom — Vinyl or ceramic tiles (avoid laminate and hardwood)
- Living room — Engineered wood or high-quality laminate
- Bedroom — Carpet for warmth and comfort, or engineered wood
- Hallway — LVT or hardwood (high-traffic durability)
- Conservatory — Porcelain tiles or LVT (handles temperature changes)

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