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Bringing Beautiful Wood Flooring to Belfast

We are excited and proud to announce a new partnership with Wilsons Yard, Ireland’s leading reclaimed wood flooring specialist, that brings Broadleaf to Belfast. The complete range of Broadleaf plank and parquet floors, and our oak plank doors are now available through the Wilsons Yard showroom in Dromore. This exciting collaboration brings together two well established and respected names in the flooring industry, united by a shared commitment to quality, heritage, and environmental responsibility.

Bringing Beautiful Wood Flooring to Belfast

Combining Reclaimed Heritage with Expertly Crafted New WOOD Flooring

Broadleaf are well known for expertly crafted new wood floors, particularly those designed to replicate the texture, patina, and authenticity of reclaimed timber. Wilsons Yard has built its reputation on sourcing and restoring genuine reclaimed timber flooring that are rich in character and history.

Together, our aim is to provide a single destination for architects, designers and homeowners in and around Belfast looking to source beautiful, sustainable wood flooring.

 

A Natural Partnership

According to Vanessa Garrett, Creative Director at Broadleaf :

“This partnership with Wilsons Yard is a natural fit. Both companies share a passion for wood flooring that tells a story. By working together, we can offer a broader, more versatile range that meets growing demand for sustainable and characterful interiors.”

Steve Bingham, Managing Director at Wilsons Yard, added:

“We’ve always believed in the beauty and integrity of reclaimed wood. Partnering with Broadleaf allows us to offer an exceptional range for clients that includes beautifully crafted new wood flooring as well as true reclaimed options. Our values of craftsmanship, sustainability, and a deep respect for natural materials aligns perfectly with those on which Broadleaf is founded.”

THAT ExpandS OUR Flooring CollectionS

As part of the collaboration, not only will Wilsons Yard will showcase the full spectrum of Broadleaf flooring collections alongside its reclaimed timber offerings, but Broadleaf will also be adding a curated selection of genuine reclaimed flooring to it’s portfolio. This will offer more choice to both individual and professional customers sourcing wood floors for residential and commercial projects.

AND SupportS Sustainable Design

Broadleaf floors are all made from carefully selected, responsibly sourced European Oak. They are lovingly designed and expertly made in Wales in line with the highest British standards and traditions of craftsmanship. Wilsons reclaimed wood floors are expertly sourced and painstakingly salvaged, preserving them ready for the next generation. As demand for sustainable, high quality design solutions continues to grow, this partnership reflects a wider industry shift towards responsible sourcing and long-lasting materials—ensuring that beauty and environmental stewardship go hand in hand.

 

 

For more information, please contact:

📞 028 9269 2304
📧 belfast@broadleaftimber.com
🌐 www.broadleaftimber.com/belfast

 

 

Plank and parquet floors are both beautiful, but if you like both and don’t know which to choose, the following might help you.

Plank floors are quicker and easier to install than parquet, which means that they will be less expensive to install. They are also a simpler DIY option. That said, parquet floors have an undeniable wow factor, and create a feature all on their own. This is one of the reasons that they are such a popular choice for hallways, which can often be difficult to furnish due to their size and the need to be able to move through them freely.

Herringbone parquet is also a great solution for unusually shaped rooms such as L shapes or those entered from more than one direction, as the pattern works both ways, whereas plank floors tend to look better in one direction or another.

Plank and parquet floors are both beautiful, but if you like both and don’t know which to choose, the following might help you.

Plank floors are quicker and easier to install than parquet, which means that they will be less expensive to install. They are also a simpler DIY option. That said, parquet floors have an undeniable wow factor, and create a feature all on their own. This is one of the reasons that they are such a popular choice for hallways, which can often be difficult to furnish due to their size and the need to be able to move through them freely.

Herringbone parquet is also a great solution for unusually shaped rooms such as L shapes or those entered from more than one direction, as the pattern works both ways, whereas plank floors tend to look better in one direction or another.

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