SJR Flooring
Large UK contracts

Commercial flooring. UK-wide.

Flooring and preparation for large contracts across the UK. Share your site, scope and programme.

Discuss your contract
Make the next step clear

Start with the project brief.

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01

Location & scope

Tell us where the site is and the areas included in the contract.

02

Flooring requirements

Discuss vinyl, LVT, carpet or epoxy resin against the project specification.

03

Access & programme

Share phasing, access requirements and proposed dates.

SJR on film

Vinyl. A closer look.

A walk along a vinyl-floored corridor.

Discuss your contract
Under every finish

The foundation
comes first.

SJR Flooring undertakes all aspects of floor preparation. The existing surface and chosen finish shape the work — not the other way around.

Discuss your floor
01Chosen finish
02Floor preparation
03Existing substrate
01

Existing surface

What is underneath? Share the current covering, substrate and any visible damage.

02

Moisture & condition

Discuss signs of damp, cracking or movement before choosing a flooring system.

03

Levels & transitions

Consider uneven areas, thresholds and the finished height of adjoining floors.

04

Finish & installation

Preparation depends on the chosen material, site access and project requirements.

SJR on site

A closer look at our work.

From floor details to fitting in progress. These photographs include installations while work is underway.

Floor preparation in progress

Floor preparation in progress: machine work across the base before the next stage.

Epoxy floor coating in progress

Floor coating in progress, with masking tape along the edges.

Wood-effect installation in progress

2mm polyfloor xl wood effect 

Carpet fitting in progress

luxurious carpet fitting in progress in the heart of Italy

Service-room floor detail

A closer look at the grey floor perimeter around pipework and service-room equipment.

Open-plan floor in progress

 smooth grey vinyl safety floor across an open space, with surrounding white-rock walls protected.