WOOD FLOORING | SPONSOR
COMPANY PROFILE | TED TODD
Reclaiming wooden floors for nearly two decades. Ted Todd Hardwood Floors was founded almost 20 years ago as a small reclamation business. The founder and present owner purchased old floorboards and beams from demolition sites and found a new life for them in private houses and commercial projects across the United Kingdom.
innovations that they have championed over the last 18 years.
This small reclamation business with it’s innovative spirit and drive to work with floors that are made to last has grown into one of the most regarded, innovative and creative leading wood flooring companies in Europe. They continually strive to create Hardwood Floors that have not been seen before.
They were the first to introduce many innovative and unique floors. They produce engineered planks out of reclaimed timber, end grains, super wide widths, textured surfaces, engineered planks made of 100% Hardwood, hand made panels, block and chevrons that are under floor heating compliant and antique floors that truly represent their original equivalents. These are just a few of the many wood-flooring
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They were also one of the first companies to appreciate the importance of sustainable sourcing, creating a company that not only produces stunning products but genuinely cares about the impact that they have on future generations. To this extent you will see that almost all of their floors can be traced back to the forest they came from with the help of the Forest Stewardship Councils (FSC) chain custody scheme. In fact, we began using the FSC chain of custody scheme a long time before sustainability was even a mainstream issue.
So when we say that we are recognised as being one of the leading wood flooring companies in Europe, we certainly believe that we have earned this accolade.
A proven track record Ted Todd’s specialist team have a wealth of experience and knowledge working within the commercial sector to offer technical advice and support on all aspects of hardwood floors. This
specialist knowledge and experience combined with the desire and capacity to go the extra mile has resulted in Ted Todd Hardwood Floors being specified in a range of prestigious projects, including:
• The exclusive Cornwall Terrace development in Regent’s Park
• Accordia project in Cambridge, Winner of the 2008 RIBA Sterling prize
• The National Gallery • O2 Arena
• The “Gherkin”: Konditor Cook Shop
• Harrods
• Cotswold Outdoor store in Knightsbridge
• Jaeger
Professional quality An exceptional range of solid and engineered wood flooring presented in traditional finishes through to modern and contemporary finishes, there is something for every interior.
Ted Todd’s solid board are available in either nested packs (from 400-2400mm
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long with an average length of 1500mm or extra long length packs (from 500-3000mm long with an average length of 2300mm). With a thickness of 21mm and a 7mm hardwood wear layer above the tongue, this range will provide a stunning and long lasting finish to any project.
Ted Todd specialise in engineered boards up to 350mm wide and have an outstanding collection of superwide Oak and 2-ply engineered boards – offering superb stability over underfloor heating and in areas with fluctuating temperatures. Ted Todd’s engineered boards are unique in that they are all constructed of nothing less than 100% hardwood and the grain of each piece runs in a different direction to the adjacent layer, enhancing strength and resilience and reducing the woods’ natural tendency to expand and contract.
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