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ONE STOP SHOP | ATKINSON & KIRBY
Established in 1903, Atkinson & Kirby is one of the UK’s largest manufacturers and suppliers of hardwood flooring, flooring accessories and luxury click vinyl, LivLoc. And given that they have been manufacturing and supplying hardwood flooring since 1903, it’s safe to say that there isn’t much they don’t know about it...
With over 100 years of experience and having provided flooring for projects including Eurostar St. Pancras Terminal, Jamie Oliver Restaurants, the National Museum of Scotland and Liverpool Town Hall, Atkinson & Kirby is easily one of the leading names in the flooring industry. Their wealth of British manufacturing experience and knowledge shines through in each outstanding product range, and their knowledgeable staff always aspire to help clients with their flooring ideas and needs.
Atkinson & Kirby offer a wide range of solid and engineered flooring in a variety of species
and finishes to suit every taste and budget. With the ability to manufacture and finish bespoke products and collaboration with many partners around the world, Atkinson & Kirby can accommodate most requests for one-off and special projects. A prime example of this was the manufacture of the hardwood flooring used in
St.Pancras International station. The project, which was worth £800million, took six years to complete and houses over 6,000m² of FSC certified Jatoba block flooring, which were sourced and manufactured to a bespoke size in the company’s Lancashire factory.
The proudly British-made traditional range of hardwood blocks and strip flooring is sought after for that timeless look and is available in a wide range of different species and sizes. The bespoke Concept and Concept II ranges are known for their modern look and feel and are very well suited for contemporary offices and homes. They also come in a broad range of board configurations to compliment any space. The recent additions to the top-end Diamond Plus range also offer clients the rustic, reclaimed look and feel in a selection of styles and sizes and look good in a variety of settings from country cottages to large stately homes.
Handmade decorative panels, used for centuries to give hardwood floors a distinct, traditional appearance can be provided in an assortment of repeating patterns and a range of sizes and timbers.
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where temperature and humidity variations mean solid hardwood flooring is not recommended, the new range of LivLoc luxury click vinyl tiles and planks are also available. With the ability to choose from a variety of stone and wood-effect finishes; this vinyl range perfectly compliments Atkinson & Kirby’s hardwood products.
Atkinson & Kirby has dedicated showrooms in London and Livingston, along with a sales office and manufacturing plant in Ormskirk, where clients are welcome to visit and discuss their flooring needs with helpful and experienced staff and also take samples away with them. Advice on installation and finishing, a huge range of flooring and accessories and a next day delivery service all make Atkinson & Kirby the one stop shop for all your flooring needs.
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