Southwind Flooring Brings Comfort And Character To Every Room

CHOOSE SOUTHWIND CARPET FOR EVERYDAY COMFORT AND STYLE

Representing the largest part of the Southwind collection here at Stone & Tile, the carpets on offer from this brand give you a huge choice when it comes to decorating your home. Carpets bring a softer alternative to tile and wood flooring, and they’re perfectly suited for rooms where warmth and comfort need to combine perfectly. This makes the collection suited best to bedrooms, family rooms that need to feel cozy and homely, as well as home offices. Laying carpet is also a top choice for homes with a second floor, as it can provide cushioning underfoot to prevent sound traveling to the first floor. With a range of thicknesses, you can install a luxury plush carpet that your feet sink into and is perfect for laying on while chatting or watching TV, or for an office space with heavy furniture, you can choose a thinner material that is more durable. The selection of carpet flooring allows you to compare shades, styles, and colors, as well as options like stain-resistant carpets that are designed for households with young children where frequent spills are expected. The right pile for a room should reflect how it is going to be used, and lower-profile carpets are good for larger spaces, whereas thicker carpets can make a room feel more comfortable and private. Choose from greys and blacks to lighter colors like pale blues with touches of silver to create the perfect atmosphere in your home. 

BEAUTIFUL VINYL PLANK AND TILE COLLECTIONS 

Flooring in your home should not only look beautiful, but it should also perform well too. The resilient flooring range of vinyl planks and vinyl tiles ticks all the boxes when it comes to creating a look that’s unique in your home that will stand the test of time. Both LVP and LVT are available with this brand, as well as more rigid SPC and WPC, which can even be used for commercial properties looking for a great mix of style and longevity. You can create multiple looks in your home at a fraction of the cost of the real materials, with wood, stone, marble, and concrete look options available across the. 8, 12, 20, and 30 mil wears are available, giving you wear layers that reflect how the flooring will be used and how long it will endure, and this is available in plank and tile, whether you opt for a wood-look or something equally as natural. Timber characters can be found in the Harvest range, but if you want to add ceramic visuals that mimic natural stone, Cohutta is a top choice. It’s not just the LVT flooring colors that attract the attention of homeowners and contractors, but it’s in the design itself that brings a greater range of flexibility. With real wood-grain texture to replicate natural wood, to micro-beveled edges for a clean fit, every part of the installation is made as simple as possible with stunning results. The most resilient options for living spaces include luxury vinyl tile and laminate plank, but if you also love the look of vinyl in the bathroom or kitchen, then why not opt for completely waterproof vinyl flooring?

LAMINATE PLANKS VS. GENUINE ENGINEERED HARDWOOD

Choosing a flooring option that is going to last is essential, and many homeowners are torn between the engineered hardwood options and laminate planks. Homeowners might like the look and feel of hardwood but aren’t as sold on vinyl, which is where laminate wood planks come into their own. Planks reproduce all of the features homeowners love, such as grains and knots, but don’t have the upkeep of engineered hardwood. With the quality of printing technology these days, it’s nearly impossible to tell the difference between laminate planks and the real thing, and depending on how you use them in a space can make all the difference. Living rooms and hallways, as well as bedrooms, can benefit from planks that are easy to care for and clean easily. If you opt for a laminate flooring or explore the textured laminate floors on Stone & Tile for your next flooring option, you’ll quickly discover that many have commercial ratings to keep up with the demands of residential foot traffic for many years to come. Engineered hardwood also benefits from a multi-layered approach on top of the wood to make sure it preserves its classical charm, unique colors, and patterning. With engineered wood flooring, you can compare the different species and finishes, and with Southwind, you have beautiful tones to choose from that are both durable and eye-catching. From the light blonde oaks to more orange hues, the collection boasts diversity that changes how your room will look and feel when used daily. If one of your main concerns is how the flooring will be laid, you can choose from glue-down vinyl plank flooring that can be completed by the homeowners, or have a floating system that’s compatible with underlayment, giving it the protection from moisture it needs, especially where the subfloor isn’t in the best condition.