Grey Wood Flooring

Grey Wood Flooring Samples

Find Your Perfect Grey Wood Flooring With Our Free Samples

After years in the flooring industry, we know that seeing your flooring in person is the best way to decide. That’s why we offer free samples on all of our grey wood floors. Unlike some flooring companies, we will not limit your sample order or charge you for our samples either. We want you to be free to make the right choice for your home, without any uncertainty. So, order as many as you need to, and if you have any questions regarding your samples, get in touch. Our team are always more than happy to help with any queries.

How To Order Your Free Grey Wood Flooring Samples

Finding the perfect floor can be difficult enough. That’s why our free samples process is quick and easy. Simply find a floor or two that you would like to sample and click the ‘Order FREE Sample’ button. You can find this on each category page, or on the product page itself. Then, go to your cart and complete your order. Don’t worry, there won’t be any charges. We even include free delivery, so you won’t have to spend anything until you purchase your chosen floor.

Quick & Easy Delivery

Our samples are sent using Royal Mail so you can usually expect to receive them within a couple of days. However, this may be longer for certain areas. Don’t worry though, you won’t need to be at home. All of our samples have been specifically designed to fit into letterboxes, allowing you to get on with your day.

Grey Wood Flooring FAQ's

How To Style Grey Wood Floors

Grey wood flooring is one of the easiest colours to style as it’s fairly cool and neutral. This allows other elements of your interior design to stand out, without looking odd or taking away from your flooring too much. However, if you are struggling to figure out how you would style grey wood flooring in your home, why not take a look at our grey wood flooring style guide.

How Much Is Grey Wooden Flooring?

Grey wood flooring, like all floors, can vary in price. The pricing of each floor will often depend on the thickness, length, floor type, wood species & finish. For example, thicker and longer boards will always cost more, and solid wood flooring will always have a slightly higher price tag than engineered wood. However, with the lowest prices online, you can be sure that you’ve got a great deal at Flooring365.

How To Clean Grey Wood Floors

How you clean your grey wood flooring will depend on the floor type. Laminate, LVT, engineered wood, and solid wood flooring all have different characteristics and require slightly different methods. For best practice, we suggest looking at our maintenance guides.

Grey Wood Flooring Types

Grey Solid Wood Flooring

Solid wood flooring is renowned for its charming aesthetics, high-quality materials, and authenticity. It also has (almost) endless opportunities to be sanded and refinished. So, if you’re worried that you might not like your grey wood flooring as much in the future, solid wood flooring makes a great choice, allowing you to recoat and refinish to whatever colour and finish you’d like. Feel like opting for a glossy finish rather than matt? No harm done! Just ensure that the oil or lacquer you use is compatible with your grey solid wood flooring and customise until you’re happy.

Grey Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring offers a slightly more durable and cost-effective solution to solid wood flooring. Although it cannot be sanded and refinished quite as much (in most cases), it still offers the opportunity for you to do so. It’s also more water resistant than its solid wood counterparts so if you’re thinking of having grey wood flooring in your kitchen, then lacquered grey engineered wood flooring is a fabulous choice. 

Grey Laminate Wood Flooring

Laminate wood flooring is a low-cost alternative to solid wood flooring. It’s also much easier to clean and maintain. However, it’s worth noting that even though laminate flooring has greater scratch resistance, it is not quite as durable as some of our other options.

Grey Luxury Vinyl Tiles

Luxury vinyl tiles share a lot of similar characteristics to laminate flooring. However, in reality, they are quite different and should not be confused with one another. While LVT flooring is still very cost-effective, it is slightly more expensive than laminate. That said, it also has built-in underlay and is fully waterproof. Due to this, the overall cost can be very similar since laminate often requires separate underlay. It also means that you can have grey LVT flooring in your bathroom, where other floors would fail to cope with the moisture levels.