
Delivery to Edinburgh
We deliver across Edinburgh and Scotland. Most in-stock orders reach Edinburgh within a timeframe that depends on the delivery postcode. We also cover Glasgow, Stirling, Dundee and the Scottish Borders.
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Engineered Oak Warm Tones, Herringbone Parquet Oak and Solid Oak Brushed: the floors we recommend for Edinburgh homes, delivered across Scotland with samples at £1.99.
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Edinburgh's tenements put flats over flats behind stone facades, and in the New Town a great many of them stand inside a conservation area or a listed terrace. That combination is unusual: the floor is governed from below by the flat underneath and from outside by the building's protection.
Edinburgh’s architectural heritage is unrivalled, from Georgian townhouses in the New Town to traditional tenement flats across Marchmont and Bruntsfield. Many properties are listed or in conservation areas, where flooring must complement original features like stone fireplaces, cornicing and sash windows. The city’s newer developments in areas like Granton and Edinburgh Park offer modern open-plan layouts.
Engineered oak in warm, traditional tones dominates Edinburgh’s period properties, often in wider planks (150–190mm) that suit the generous proportions of Georgian and Victorian rooms. Herringbone parquet is a natural fit for Edinburgh’s grand hallways and reception rooms. Solid oak remains popular with purists who want a completely authentic finish.

Our pick for Edinburgh
Engineered Oak Warm TonesSource: Council conservation area register · Postcode districts: postcodes.io (ONS geography)

We deliver across Edinburgh and Scotland. Most in-stock orders reach Edinburgh within a timeframe that depends on the delivery postcode. We also cover Glasgow, Stirling, Dundee and the Scottish Borders.
Delivery detailsTwo sets of rules therefore apply at once. The title deeds usually set a minimum for impact sound underfoot, and the listing governs what may be done to original fabric — including lifting historic boards. Both are settled before a board is chosen, not after.
Subfloor RequirementsOur picks for Edinburgh

Warm finishes that complement Edinburgh’s stone and period features.

The classic choice for Edinburgh’s Georgian hallways and drawing rooms.

Authentic timber for heritage properties with stable heating conditions.
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Our Scotland delivery covers: Edinburgh city centre, New Town, Old Town, Stockbridge, Morningside, Bruntsfield, Marchmont, Corstorphine, Leith, Portobello, Cramond, Dean Village, Inverleith, Murrayfield, Gorgie, Dalry, Granton, Edinburgh Park, Musselburgh, Livingston and surrounding East Lothian
See it on the mapLocal fact sheet
We deliver to EH1, EH2, EH3, EH4, EH5, EH6, EH7, EH8, EH9, EH10, EH11, EH15 and EH16.
Just under half of Edinburgh's homes were built before 1945 and 66% of the stock is flats — a higher share than any other major UK city apart from Glasgow. Both facts push in the same direction. Tenement flats sit on timber joists shared with the neighbour below, so impact sound insulation is the first specification, not the last, and many titles and factor agreements say so explicitly. The floor beneath is usually original boarding that is neither flat nor consistent, so levelling comes before choosing. In the Old Town, Leith and Inverleith conservation areas, and in any listed tenement, removing that boarding needs consent. Western Villages and Silverlea at Granton are the exception: new screed, underfloor heating, engineered wood.
Delivery times and options depend on the delivery postcode. See Delivery & Returns for the applicable estimate.
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How to chooseFlooring for Period HomesRead guide
How to chooseEngineered Wood Wear Layer: 3 mm, 4 mm or 6 mmRead guide
Fitting guideHerringbone Installation GuideRead guide
Fitting guideFitting Solid Oak FlooringRead guide
Buying guideBest Flooring for Underfloor Heating: What Works and What to AvoidRead guide Bestsellers
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Yes, to Edinburgh and across Scotland — EH1 to EH10 and beyond, covering the City Centre, Almond, Colinton and Fairmilehead, Corstorphine and Murrayfield, Craigentinny and Duddingston, and the wards out to Leith and Portobello.
In a tenement flat, start with the deeds and, in a listed or conservation-area building, with the council. An acoustic layer under an engineered board satisfies most deeds while keeping the build-up shallow enough to leave original doors and skirtings where they are.
Cold alone does no harm. What moves a floor is the swing between a long heating season indoors and a cold, damp stair outside the flat door — so fit at the moisture content the flat will actually hold, and leave the expansion gap the board asks for at every edge.
Many of our engineered wood and LVT ranges are fully compatible with underfloor heating — a great fit for Edinburgh’s newer builds and renovations. Always check the individual product specification or ask our team for advice.
It depends on the range and the area you are covering. We carry options across every budget — from value laminate to premium engineered oak and parquet. Order a sample first so you can compare quality before you commit to a full Edinburgh floor.
Think about the room, the foot traffic and your style. Engineered oak in warm, traditional tones dominates Edinburgh’s period properties, often in wider planks (150–190mm) that suit the generous proportions of Georgian and Victorian rooms. Herringbone parquet is a natural fit for Edinburgh’s grand hallways and reception rooms. Solid oak remains popular with purists who want a completely authentic finish. The easiest way to decide is to order a few samples and see them in your own Edinburgh light before you buy.
You do not need a showroom nearby: we deliver to your door in Edinburgh. Order samples at £1.99 each, compare colour and finish at home in your own light, then order the floor. Delivery times and options depend on the delivery postcode; the estimate is on our Delivery & Returns page.
Up to 10 samples per order, and up to 2 of any one product, at £1.99 each. Two or three candidates side by side on the floor, in the room’s own light morning and evening, settle a colour faster than any photograph.
All ranges
Every range we deliver into Edinburgh, grouped by material, by room and by the thing you are actually solving for.
Engineered Woodin Edinburgh33 floors
Solid Woodin Edinburgh15 floors
Parquetin Edinburgh15 floors
LVT Vinylin Edinburgh36 floors
SPC Rigid Vinylin Edinburgh36 floors
Laminatein Edinburgh12 floors6 materials · scroll sideways to see all
Kitchenin Edinburgh
Bathroomin Edinburgh
Living Roomin Edinburgh
Bedroomin Edinburgh
Hallwayin Edinburgh
Conservatoryin Edinburgh
Utility Roomin Edinburgh7 rooms · scroll sideways to see all
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