Wood Flooring in Perth, Stirling and Perthshire
Villas, country houses and steading conversions
Perth, Stirling and the towns around them have some of Scotland's finest Victorian villas – Kinnoull Hill and Craigie in Perth, King's Park in Stirling, the spa-town houses of Bridge of Allan and Crieff. Large rooms, tall windows and original features make them ideal for herringbone parquet with a border, Versailles panels or wide oak boards. Hoff Parquet supplies and fits all of these from our Edinburgh base, about an hour away.
Out in Perthshire and the Stirling countryside, many projects are steading and barn conversions or extended farmhouses. These often combine new concrete slabs with underfloor heating and very large open spaces – perfect for long wide plank flooring, which can run in single lengths of up to 5 metres and make a converted barn feel calm and continuous.
Hospitality and commercial floors
Perthshire's hotels, lodges and restaurants need floors that look warm but take heavy footfall. For these we specify engineered oak with commercial-grade lacquer, or a chevron parquet in reception and dining areas, and plan the work in phases so a business can keep trading. Architects and designers can use our trade programme for samples, specifications and project pricing.
For restoration work – original pine or old block floors in a listed townhouse – we offer sanding and repair and parquet restoration. Visit our Morningside showroom or order samples online.
Floors we often specify in Perthshire
- Villa drawing rooms and dining rooms: Versailles panels or herringbone with a border, in smoked or natural oak to suit cornices and fireplaces.
- Steading and barn conversions: long engineered planks in oak or Douglas fir, laid in single lengths across large rooms.
- Hotels and restaurants: engineered oak with a commercial lacquer, and chevron or herringbone to define receptions and bars.
- Country kitchens: character-grade oak with a hardwax oil that can be spot-repaired rather than sanded.
Areas we cover include Perth, Stirling, Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Crieff, Auchterarder, Pitlochry, Aberfeldy, Dunkeld, Blairgowrie, Kinross, Callander, Alloa and Kippen.
Frequently asked questions
What floor suits a barn or steading conversion?
Long engineered wide planks over the new slab and underfloor heating – in oak or Douglas fir – keep a large open space calm and continuous. We can supply boards up to 400mm wide and, in some ranges, up to 5m long.
Do you fit commercial floors for hotels and restaurants in Perthshire?
Yes. We specify hard-wearing engineered floors and commercial finishes, and plan installation in phases around opening hours where needed.
Can you restore an original parquet floor in a listed Stirling townhouse?
Yes. We assess the blocks, re-fix or replace loose and missing ones, then sand and refinish – keeping as much of the original floor as possible.
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