Laminate Flooring in Bracknell

Local fact sheet

Bracknell's homes, by the numbers

Bracknell Forest in the 2021 census: 50,248 households, 78% houses, 21% flats.

Bracknell is RG12 and RG42 — Easthampstead and Wildridings, Great Hollands, Hanworth, Harmans Water and Crown Wood, Bullbrook, and north to Binfield and Warfield West. It is a unitary authority in its own right, separate from Berkshire's other five. Bracknell was designated a new town in 1949, and the housing reflects it: ownership was 66.8% at the 2021 census with social renting also at 15.7%, an unusually even three-way split. For flooring that matters more than it sounds. Post-war and later housing generally means a solid ground floor rather than suspended timber, so the question is not levelling the boards but checking the damp-proof membrane before anything goes down.

Bracknell was designated a new town after the war and built largely in one push, which shows in a stock split fairly evenly between terraces, detached houses and semis across RG12 and RG42. Housing of that age usually sits on a solid ground floor, so the membrane beneath matters more than levelling boards.

Concrete holds the room's cold and gives it up slowly, so on a Bracknell slab it is the underlay that decides how warm the floor feels underfoot. That base does not move with the season, so what changes across the year is comfort rather than fit.

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