Converted Barn – Barn Conversion Kitchen/Dining Room

Converted Barn – Barn Conversion Kitchen/Dining Room

Calder Valley Flooring elevated this impressive barn conversion by installing a stunning Amtico Signature design in Parisian Pine across the kitchen and dining room. Two distinctive patterns, including a basketweave layout, were used to create a unique and visually striking finish that highlights the open-plan space’s character. A sophisticated border was added to frame the design, enhancing the overall aesthetic and bringing definition to each area. Our skilled team ensured a flawless installation, delivering a blend of elegance, practicality, and exceptional craftsmanship.

Flooring Details

The floor had been applied with fibre reinforced screed as this is the ideal base for underfloor heating, as the fibres can endure more resistance and increases strength whilst providing a level and sleek floor. This was applied to SP101 plywood, which is developed specifically for the purpose of flooring as the ply is calibrated on both sides giving a perfectly level surface to work from. The adhesive used for this area was an Amtico High Temperature, which is a co-polymer emulsion adhesive that has a notably high resistance to temperature variations. With protection against bio-degradation and is solvent free, it is the ideal choice for underfloor heating installations to secure the Amtico tiles.

Kitchen and Dining Room

The kitchen and utility has the Amtico Parisian pine in a plank weave design. The Amtico signature collection allows you to choose a colour and create and lay a pattern that is completely individual to you. So following through down the stairs into the dining room, this space was fitted with the same Parsian pine colour but in a basket weave design with a 9inch border, giving the essentially one big open space a unique feel to both areas. The steps were fitted in a Parisian pine 9inch plank with a uk little lip trim stair rods, which finished the room off nicely with some subtle design.

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