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What does a computer floor cost? Every floor is made to measure. The price depends mainly on the floor area, the floor height, the panel type and the finish. Below we explain which factors come into play.
If the substructure is still sound, renovation is often cheaper than replacement. Extending an existing floor does not mean everything has to be new either. We first assess what is already in place and recommend the most cost-effective solution that works.
Because no two rooms are the same, we always provide a tailored price. Contact us with the floor area, the required floor height and how the room will be used. After a short site survey you will receive a clear, no-obligation quote with no hidden costs.
That depends on the floor area, the floor height, the panel type, the finish and the shape of the room. For an exact price we prepare a tailored, no-obligation quote after a short site survey.
Because of its steel support structure with stringers, a system floor is generally more expensive per m² than a computer floor. The price depends on the load, the floor height, the grid and the finish. We calculate the structure for your situation and then prepare a tailored quote.
Yes, usually. A system floor has a steel support structure with stringers and requires more material and installation work.
Often, yes, if the substructure is still sound. In that case we only replace panels or the floor covering. Read more in our article on renovating or replacing.
Our quote clearly lists supply, installation, finishing and removal of old materials. We always notify you of any additional work in advance.