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Supply and fitting services - Residential, Commercial or Corporate. Any type of broadloom carpet - carpet tiles - carpet runners - wood - vinyl - safety flooring - luxury vinyl tiles - artificial grass. We started as a floor layers team in 2010 with a single thought - we love our job and we want to do the best we can with what we've got. Over the years and due to increasing demands of our previous and new customers we slowly but steadily grew into a flooring supply and installation business, now being able to help our customers with a wide selection of floor coverings for any usage residential or commercial.
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207 Regent Street, 3rd Floor, W1B 4ND, London, United Kingdom
- 07454-024.286
- enquiries@maxfloor.co.uk
- maxfloor.co.uk
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