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    Wood Flooring Please

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Islington Flooring Company - Islington Flooring Showroom

    Islington Flooring Company

    (2 reviews)

    Islington

    We hired The Flooring Group's Islington branch to source and install engineered walnut flooring…read moreback in July 2017 in two bedrooms for a total cost of £6.5k. The experience can only be described as abysmal! Here are just some of the issues: installed wrong underlay and placed on-top of the carpet underlay to save time; cut the skirting boards at the incorrect height damaging them to the point they needed replaced; dented the walls; scratched the bed; installed scraped and dented boards; took months to address poor workmanship; ignored and then obfuscated when asked for basic information when a claim was issued; installed two different colours of floorboards from different product runs, factories, and countries leaving obvious different woods in the master bedroom and the smaller bedroom being a different colour than the master; installed different thresholds in the two rooms with some being damaged at point of installation and took over a year to settle the claim. After sheer exhaustion of dealing with the 'jokers' that are the management of this firm I accepted a settlement from them after issuing legal proceedings in the County Court. While I gave up the fight of trying to get the different woods installed ripped up and replaced, I did get c. £900 back after about a year of arguing. The default excuse for poor product and workmanship from this firm is "within industry tolerances", see the photos of their work, the different wood and thresholds are not within the tolerances expected of a firm that purports to be experts and who say they check wood before installation to make sure it matches to avoid many of the issues we faced. Avoid these people at all costs! I am happy to share the County Court claim and details of the agreed settlement as I note that the company disputes the review. Yelp, if you want these please let me know.

    Avoid this place at all costs. I have a had a months long…read moreordeal with this business. They will make many promises before you send them your money and ask you to pay it all upfront. After I sent the money phone calls and emails were not returned, agreed dates were missed. This was such an ordeal, I lost sleep over something that should have been pleasant and easy. Months later they still owe me money and I don't want to call them because I know it will be a nightmare. Life is too short to be losing sleep over a flooring company. So take my advise, don't start with this company.

    Fez

    Fez

    (2 reviews)

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    Kensal Town

    Walking into Fez is like being on holiday and browsing through a Moroccon market. The shop is…read morecrammed with beautiful crockery and glasses, accessories and fabrics. Staff are extremely helpful and the prices very competitive considering the high quality of the goods. Excellent for gift shopping, or to treat yourself if like me you just can't ever have too many pretty plates

    I love the vivid clean colours of the furniture, of the glassware and pottery, and of the clothes…read more that I see when I visit Omar Serroukh's shop. To give myself something more fun to wear than the grey and black and pastel of English clothing, I've bought men's Moroccan tops here: tunic shirts with wide flared sleeves and deep V necks embroidered along the edges, the embroidery black or white against a vibrant blue or turquoise body colour. They're comfortable; and even more comfortable are the voluminously baggy Moroccan qandrissi, trousers where the crotch is down by your knees. Like the ones in the photo at http://www.j-paine.org/dobbs/qandrissi1.html . These known in English as Aladdin trousers or harem pants, and in Arabic as sirwal are also practical. Their pockets are deep, so I never lose keys down seats as I used to when I wore normal trousers. They're deep enough that, when I found a box of windfall apples in Wolvercote, a village near Oxford last Autumn, I was able to carry it home to Oxford: half the box in each pocket. Just the job if you're a poacher and have to squirrel away a surreptitious pheasant. As well as clothes, I buy Omar's argan oil. This is made from the nuts of the argan tree, which apparently grows only in Morocco. It's an excellent aftershave to soothe one's chin after scraping away with a less-than-razor-sharp Mach 3, and you can also eat it: it's said to be rich in antioxidants, vitamin E, and essential fatty acids. In the shop last time, I sat and watched an entertainments manager negotiating for the hire of a Moroccan fountain. An interesting thing to do while enjoying the coffee that Omar had made for me. Fez is a great shop. Jocelyn Ireson-Paine

    Wood Flooring Please - flooring - Updated August 2026

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