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We are open for business as usual (although there here is nothing usual about this situation) with our transport company (Brooks Transport) who are designated by the government as critical to the covid response. We are still delivering direct to door or site, (however collections or visits to the warehouse are not possible.) Our IT systems allow us to work from home so our staff are protected. Please Call or Email Us for samples or orders. Our factories are back to full capacity and the supply chain is operating effectively which can be seen here. As a trade supplier we have a minimum requirement of 50m2 for any samples and supplies. Please call 01666 504015 if you require less. For Government advice please click here. Even with these steps we have made, we must pull together, support one another, and get through this as a group, a family, and feel proud to say to our wider community we are critical to the Covid-19 response, and we will support it for as long as we are able. Stay safe, stay well, look after yourself, and each other.

The Building Centre will be open fully with the café back and exhibitions in place from Monday 12th April 2021. In the meantime, you can book visits in advance by contacting The Building Centre directly on 020 7692 4000. Please note that we do not have any representatives based at this showroom, but you can call us during your visit to talk through the options on display on 01666 504 015.

The Tetbury showroom is strictly by appointment only, maximum of two people with social distancing and face coverings required. Please call 01666 504 015 to book an appointment.

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Cross-Sawn Oak in a Modern Home

Our clients wanted an individual look for their modern home. In order to develop warmth throughout the property in contrast to the minimalist décor, they chose our Fumed, Cross-Sawn Oiled Oak (E129).

Further product information is at the bottom of this Inspiration Gallery.

Cross Sawn Oak Fitted in Chevron Pattern

The client’s fitters then proceeded to carefully cut the engineered floor boards to create a chevron pattern.

The same boards were used to clad the staircase to allow the theme to continue uninterrupted between the ground and first floors.

Cross Sawn Oak Cladding a Stair Case