Flooring Tools
Find everything you need for your next floor project with our range of flooring tools. Explore a range of tools perfect for everything from carpet fitting to laying laminate flooring today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you’re cutting floor tiles to the ideal size or simply looking for the right equipment for a professional finish, our range of flooring tools has everything you’re looking for. Explore everything from hammers and tapping blocks for a smooth surface across wooden flooring to carpet grippers which ensure your flooring continues to look its best for years to come.
Don’t forget to check out our full range of flooring accessories to find everything you’ll need for the best results. Or explore our flooring advice guides for even more top tips and inspiration.
What is the best tool for cutting laminate flooring?
The best tool for cutting laminate flooring is a fine-toothed saw with professionals and DIYers alike often opting for a jigsaw or circular saw specifically.
What tools do I need to lay laminate flooring?
When installing laminate flooring, you’ll need a saw to cut the flooring and a hammer or mallet to securely lock the planks together. You’ll need floor spacers, a pull bar and a tapping block to achieve the perfect professional finish; these tools are often sold as part of a flooring fitting kit.
You should also make sure you have the tools to safely lay your laminate flooring including safety goggles and work gloves.
How do you use a carpet cutting tool?
To use a carpet cutting tool such as a carpet trimmer, firstly ensure your carpet is fully stretched using a carpet gripper and is lying flat. Once the carpet is secure and ready to be cut, set the blade to match the thickness of your flooring and place the base of the trimmer flat on the carpet with the guide flat against the wall.
To cut the carpet, run the trimmer carefully along the wall whilst gently pulling the carpet tight to ensure a clean, smooth finish. You can use a carpet cutting knife to tidy up the edges before tucking the edge of the carpet between the baseboard and the tack strip.