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It is exciting yet stressful to decide upon the best floor covering for your house as so many different flooring materials are available these days. Other than common marble<\/a> and tiles<\/a>, various others will help make your place aesthetically pleasing and functional.<\/p>\n Prioritising essential things like cost, durability, and even your style will come into consideration when choosing the flooring for your place. Luxury types of floors are commonly regarded as high-end and are often very expensive, but these days, elegant alternatives like luxury vinyl planks or tiles offer a much more affordable yet unarguably beautiful option.<\/p>\n We will discuss low-cost flooring ideas, things to consider when choosing flooring materials, the best options for different places, and all the flooring options available in India.<\/p>\n The kitchen is often considered to be the heart and soul of a home; after all, it is not just the space where you prepare meals, but more often than not it doubles up as a space where you serve meals, entertain guests, and even work!<\/p>\n This results in a lot of footfall in the space. For this reason, it is important to choose a type of flooring material that can not only withstand this heavy footfall but can also withstand the spills and splashes that are inevitable in the kitchen. This means that the flooring also needs to be easy to clean, require minimal maintenance and also be resistant to water.<\/p>\n Another thing to keep in mind is that since you will be often mopping or cleaning spills and splashes, the surface might often be damp or wet. So, it is best to choose a material that does not become slippery while wet, to protect yourself and your loved ones from slipping and falling.<\/p>\n Usually, the most commonly chosen flooring materials in the kitchen are linoleum, natural stone,\u00a0different types of tile\u00a0(ceramic and vitrified) and wood (which has been sealed well against water damage).<\/p>\n Also Read: Transforming Your Interior with Stunning Hexagonal Flooring<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n While the presence of moisture in the kitchen is a once-in-a-while deal, it is a constant presence in the bathroom. So, choosing a flooring material that will be able to withstand the constant onslaught of moisture \u2013 whether in the form of standing water, splashes or vapour \u2013 is a must.<\/p>\n Different types of floor tiles<\/a>, such as ceramic or vitrified tiles<\/a> and sealed natural stone tiles are some of the most popular flooring choices for bathrooms since they can withstand moisture and are easy to clean and maintain.<\/p>\n If you are looking for a more pocket-friendly alternative you can opt for vinyl tiles. But, be warned, vinyl tiles are not as durable as ceramic tiles, vitrified tiles or natural stone tiles<\/a>. Another disadvantage of using vinyl sheets is that they end up looking very inexpensive, so if you want to give your bathroom a premium look, consider using luxury vinyl plank tiles.<\/p>\n For the living areas in your home, such as the living room or hall, dining room, study, etc. you have countless possibilities of flooring materials types to choose from. The \u201cright\u201d material depends greatly upon your taste.<\/p>\n There are some who enjoy the warmth hardwood imparts to a space and make use of small rugs to demarcate the space and also have a soft footing. Some people prefer a wall-to-wall carpet look due to its timelessness.<\/p>\n The best way to select the flooring material types for these spaces is by setting a budget and then narrowing down the options according to it. You can also order swatches and samples to see which kind of style or colour of a particular material works best for your space.<\/p>\n When it comes to choosing <\/span>a <\/span>flooring material for your bedroom, you have a variety of<\/span> types of flooring to choose from. A lot of times homeowners prefer to use area rugs and carpets to hone in on the comfort factor of the space.<\/span><\/p>\n However, if you are looking for <\/span>flooring options that add to the functionality of the space without increasing the maintenance factor, tiles are the best option for you. Easy to clean, maintain and durable. But, during the colder months, tiles can prove to be cold, creating quite a cold underfoot.<\/span><\/p>\n Another great example of great flooring for the bedroom is laminate flooring. Laminates do not expand in summer due to heat nor do they contract due to the cold in winter. Laminate is also easy on the pockets and requires very little maintenance.<\/p>\n There are various flooring options available for you to choose from, catering to different preferences and budgets. You can find different types of flooring tile materials, including classic hardwood, laminate, and eco-friendly bamboo, each appealing to different tastes. When selecting flooring, it’s important to consider factors such as durability, maintenance, and appearance. Two popular choices among homeowners are vinyl and engineered wood. Here are some commonly chosen flooring types:<\/p>\n These tiles are available in a variety of different colours, designs, sizes and textures.\u00a0 These tiles can also create different flooring styles, replicating the look of natural flooring materials such as wood, marble, bamboo, cement, granite and other stones. <\/span>For example, you can explore options like <\/span>DR Natural Rotowood Creama<\/span>, <\/span>DR DGVT Walnut Wood Wenge<\/span>, and <\/span>Natural Rotowood Silver<\/span> in wooden styles, <\/span>DR Matte Statuario Marmi Marble<\/span>, <\/span>DR Matte Amazonite Aqua Marble<\/span>, and <\/span>DR Matte Onyx Cloudy Blue Marble<\/span><\/a> in marble designs, and <\/span>Step Sahara Golden<\/span>, <\/span>DR Matte Coquina Sand Ivory<\/span>, and <\/span>WZ Sahara Choco<\/span> in cement choices. Likewise, you can explore granite tiles such as <\/span>Nu River Red<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>Nu River Golden<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>Nu River Smoky<\/span><\/a>. Similarly, you can find thousands of designs in vitrified choices to elevate different areas.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n These tiles are available in a variety of different colours, designs, sizes and textures.\u00a0 These tiles can also <\/span>create different <\/span>flooring styles, replicating<\/span> the look of natural <\/span>flooring materials such as wood, marble, bamboo, cement, granite and other stones.<\/span><\/p>\n Vitrified tiles can be used both indoors as well as outdoors and are available in glossy, matte, super glossy, satin matte, rocker and lapato finishes.<\/p>\n The price of these tiles varies per brand. At Orientbell Tiles, the price of vitrified tiles starts from Rs. 55 per sq. feet and goes up to Rs. 178 per sq. feet. Getting these tiles installed can cost you anywhere from Rs. 90 per sq. feet to Rs. 150 per sq. feet, depending upon the size of the tile.<\/p>\n The main disadvantage of hardwood floors is that they are not resistant to water and if left unsealed they can rot and get mildew if spills are left unattended. Another disadvantage is that it can be scratched and stained easily. Sometimes, with use, the wear and tear may result in creaking and squeaking sounds emanating from the floorboards.<\/p>\n While hardwood flooring options may be more expensive, especially as compared to some of the other flooring options, they still are a very popular choice due to the aesthetic they provide to any space that they are added to.<\/p>\n Depending upon the type of wood the cost of hardwood planks can vary from Rs. 400 per sq. feet to Rs. 1500 per sq. feet.\u00a0 The cost of installation of hardwood planks can range between Rs. 200 to Rs. 400 per sq. feet. To get an old hardwood floor sanded and polished expect to shell out anywhere between Rs. 80 per sq. feet to Rs. 250 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Engineered wood makes for a great choice in spaces where you worry about hardwood warping or rotting due to high levels of moisture \u2013 such as basements. Additionally, since engineered wood flooring is less expensive than hardwood flooring, it is a great choice for people in love with the hardwood look, but don\u2019t have the budget for the same.<\/p>\n One of the biggest drawbacks of engineered wood flooring is that you cannot sand it down nor can you polish it as frequently as you can with hardwood. This is because engineered wood has a very thin top veneer layer which can easily get damaged if sanded or refinished often.<\/p>\n However, you can use the same kind of top coat for engineered wood as you use for hardwood, providing it with the same resistance to regular use and the wear and tear that comes with use.<\/p>\n As with hardwood, you can choose from a variety of shades and create the ambience of your dreams.<\/p>\n Depending upon the type of engineered wood flooring you opt for, the price can vary from Rs. 20 per sq. feet (for particle boards) to Rs. 220 per sq. feet (plywood). The cost of installation ranges between Rs. 200 to Rs. 600 per sq. feet<\/p>\n Bamboo is a type of grass that usually grows in tropical areas. The flooring made using bamboo shoots very closely resembles hardwood flooring. While organic, the amount of resin and chemicals used to manufacture bamboo flooring ensures that the flooring is not only easy to maintain but is also water resistant and difficult to stain. Bamboo flooring is also available at a pocket-friendly rate and works well for people with lower or median budgets.<\/p>\n The main disadvantage of using bamboo flooring is that it is very easy to scratch and even the slightest of dragging of furniture or even sharp toys will result in deep indents on the surface. Also, even though the bamboo planks are water resistant, constant exposure to moisture and even humid weather can cause the planks to swell up and look unsightly. Swollen planks can also prove to be a dangerous tripping hazard.<\/p>\n The price of bamboo flooring ranges between Rs. 150 per sq. feet to Rs. 300 per sq. feet. The installation cost of laying bamboo flooring is about Rs. 80 per sq. feet<\/p>\n The biggest disadvantage of laminate flooring is that if it gets damaged due to any reason, there is no way to salvage the existing floor. It cannot be redone, sanded or re-polished. You will have to get the whole flooring removed and completely replaced.<\/p>\n The price of laminate flooring ranges from Rs. 80 per sq. feet to Rs. 300 per sq. feet. The cost of labour for installation is around Rs. 40 per sq feet.<\/p>\n Marble is a natural stone that is widely available in India. Available in a wide variety of colours \u2013 from pristine white to playful pink to modern grey to neutral beige \u2013 this stone is often said to be opulent and luxurious and is one of the most popular flooring materials in India.<\/p>\n While extremely durable (after all, take a look at some of our monuments that are hundreds of years old and still standing!), marble is also highly porous. This means that if marble is not sealed periodically it can absorb water and can stain very easily. But, when sealed regularly, the stone is easy to clean and will keep looking pristine for a long time.<\/p>\n As this is a naturally occurring material and has limited availability, marble is <\/span>one of the most expensive <\/span>types of flooring<\/b> and is even considered to be a status of wealth in India.<\/span><\/p>\n The price of marble will depend on the type of marble you want. The average price ranges between Rs. 200 per sq. feet to Rs. 800 per sq. feet for marble tiles<\/a>. The labour cost for laying marble ranges between Rs. 150 to Rs. 250 per sq. feet. Polishing an existing marble floor is possible and you will be charged anywhere from Rs. 60 per sq. feet to Rs. 100 per sq. feet for it.<\/p>\n An affordable alternative to natural marble, which is often used for flooring, is marble-look tiles. These tiles mimic the elegant appearance of natural marble, offering long-lastingness, minimal maintenance, and affordability of tiles. These marble-effect tiles come in multiple colours, veining patterns, and luxurious finishes.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n For an Italian marble-inspired floor look that exudes cleanliness, purity, and timelessness, you can opt for white marble tile designs, such as <\/span>DR Matte Endless Canova Statuario<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>DR Carving Endless Statuario<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>PGVT Endless Atlantic Super White<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>Carving Colour Endless Carara Line<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>Carving Endless Streak Vein Marble<\/span><\/a>. They are perfect for creating a high-end, luxurious look, especially when paired with metallic accents and bold contrasts.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n For coloured marble choices, you can explore several other tones, like grey, beige, and blue.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Check out options in grey tones, like <\/span>Carving Endless Dalya Silver Marble<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>DR Carving Endless Rondline Grey DK<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>DR Emboss Gloss Crackle Marble Grey<\/span><\/a>, to infuse a refined and understated elegance. The lighter shades of grey create a more airy and soft atmosphere, while dark grey tones offer depth and drama to your interior.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Also, you can explore blue tile designs, like <\/span>DR Gloss Breccia Blue Gold Vein<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>DR Super Gloss Blue Marble Stone DK<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>DR Super Gloss Crystal Royal Blue<\/span><\/a>, to create a look that brings a cool, tranquil atmosphere. They can work wonderfully in diverse settings, from bathrooms and bedrooms to offices and restaurants.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Besides, check out some beige tile options, such as <\/span>DR Gloss Endless Softmarbo Beige<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>DR Carving Endless Gold Spider Marble<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>Carving Endless Desert Marble<\/span><\/a>, to create a warm, welcoming, and neutral ambience. The soft, natural tone of beige promotes a sense of calmness and comfort, making it ideal for various environments, from living rooms to hallways.<\/span><\/p>\n Granite<\/a>, a naturally occurring stone, is a great choice of flooring. It is available in multiple colours and can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space that it is used. Granite is a sturdy flooring material that can withstand stains and is easy to maintain.<\/p>\n But, it can easily get scratched, so take care to not drag sharp-edged things across the floor. Granite stays cool throughout the year and provides you with a cool and comfortable underfoot.<\/p>\n The price of granite flooring ranges between Rs. 150 per sq. feet to Rs. 400 per sq. feet. The labour cost for installation ranges between Rs. 120 per sq. feet to Rs. 200 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Granite tiles serve as an affordable and practical alternative to natural granite while offering similar visual elegance. Unlike solid granite slabs which are hard to maintain, these tiles are more lightweight and come in diverse designs and sizes. You can explore them in options, like <\/span>Nu Canto Beige<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>Nu River Red<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>Nu River Smoky<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>Nu River Ash<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>Nu Canto Grey<\/span><\/a>. They provide the same visual appeal, speckled texture and natural veining, enhancing the beauty of various ambiences with timeless appeal. While more cost-effective than natural granite, these tiles still offer long-lasting strength and a sophisticated look for every interior.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Linoleum is produced using materials such as cork, resin, dust and linseed oil. It is an eco-friendly flooring option that is not only pocket-friendly but is also available in a large variety of designs and colours.<\/p>\n Linoleum floor material has a soft surface that can easily be dented or scratched. So, if you keep some heavy furniture on it, it will leave a mark on the flooring. Even high foot traffic can be detrimental to the appearance of linoleum, hence it is preferred that it be used in low-traffic areas of the home, such as bedrooms.<\/p>\n The price of linoleum flooring ranges between Rs. 80 per sq. feet to Rs. 300 per sq. feet. For installation labour charges would be somewhere around Rs. 70 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Terrazzo flooring is back on the list of the hottest floor trends and it looks like it is here to stay. These types of flooring for homes are simply concrete or any other material that has chips of marble and granite spread through it, giving it a striking and mesmerising look.<\/p>\n Terrazzo floors are durable and long-lasting. You might remember seeing similar floors in old homes \u2013 maybe one belonging to your grandparents \u2013 since terrazzo flooring was very popular back in the 70s and 80s. Today, these tiles have been produced using modern technology and upgraded so that they are not only easy to maintain but also stain-resistant.<\/p>\n The cost of terrazzo flooring ranges between Rs. 150 per sq. feet to Rs. 300 per sq. feet. The labour charges for installation should be between Rs. 100 per sq. feet to Rs. 150 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Terrazzo tiles unconventionally offer a stylish alternative to traditional terrazzo flooring. Unlike the classic poured-in-place method, terrazzo tiles are pre-made, making their installation faster and more space-efficient. They possess diverse colours, patterns, and textures, which make them a great alternative to terrazzo flooring. You can find options, like <\/span>DR DGVT Terrazzo Brown<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>DGVT Terrazzo Multi<\/span><\/a>, <\/span>WZ Sahara Terrazzo Choco Matt<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>WZ Sahara Terrazzo Grey Glossy<\/span><\/a>, which can provide resilience and unique aesthetics as traditional terrazzo flooring but with added convenience. Their versatility allows them to be used in both modern and vintage-inspired interiors, adding character and a sophisticated touch to any setting.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Cork flooring is a great choice for those who wish to opt for an eco-friendly flooring material. The flooring is made of harvested barks and does not lead to deforestation. Within 8 to 10 years the bark of the tree regenerates and can be again used to make more cork flooring, without having a long-term impact on the environment.<\/p>\n The look of cork flooring is very similar to natural wood, but cork flooring has an unusual grain that often has swirls and speckles in it. Cork flooring is available in both plank and tile form and has a structure that is very similar to laminate flooring \u2013 a striking top layer that is glued on top of a stable core layer.<\/p>\n While cork flooring is often pre-finished, it is best to seal your floor every three to five years to protect it from moisture-related damages, such as mildew and rot, and stains.<\/p>\n The price of cork flooring ranges between Rs. 150 per sq. feet to Rs. 500 per sq. feet. The installation cost of cork flooring is between Rs. 100 per sq. feet to Rs. 150 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Ceramic floor tiles<\/span><\/a> are one of the most popular flooring materials and the most common type of tile used in India. This is because they are highly versatile and are available in a plethora of colours, designs, sizes, textures and shapes. It is this versatility that results in these tiles being used in almost any space, in any design or colour scheme. <\/span>From vibrant patterns like <\/span>BDF Desert Moroccan Star Multi HL FT<\/span>, <\/span>GFT BDF Chips Multi FT<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>BDF Smoky Geometric Multi HL FT<\/span><\/a> to subtle designs like <\/span>GFT BDF Onyx White FT<\/span>, <\/span>GFT FT Bambo<\/span><\/a>, and <\/span>GFT BHF Sand Beige<\/span><\/a>, there is something for every space\u2019s flooring.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Ceramic tiles are made by baking a mixture of clay at a high temperature in a kiln. Pigments are added to the clay mix to add colour to the tile, while the surface is printed using a special inkjet printer.<\/p>\n Ceramic tiles are durable, require minimal maintenance, are easy to clean and have low porosity \u2013 making them an ideal flooring choice in almost all the rooms in your home. For bathrooms and other wet spaces, opt for matte finish tiles<\/span>, like <\/span>BDF Statuario Marble FT<\/span>, <\/span>BDF Koa Plank Brown FT<\/span>, and <\/span>BDF Desert Marble Grey DK FT<\/span>,<\/span> to prevent slips and falls over the wet surface.<\/span><\/p>\n The price of ceramic tiles varies according to brand. At Orientbell Tiles, ceramic floor tiles start at Rs. 37 per sq. feet and can go up to Rs. 85 per sq. feet. The labour cost for installation ranges between Rs. 105 per sq. feet to Rs. 120 per sq. feet (including grouting charges).<\/p>\n Also Read: Comparison of Different Floor Tile Materials and Their Durability<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Carpets are another flooring tile that is very versatile in nature. Not only are carpets available in a variety of materials, but they are also available in a large number of colours and designs for you to choose from. Wool, acrylic, nylon, polyester and polypropylene are some of the most commonly opted-for materials.<\/p>\n A quick tip to determine the quality of the carpet: take a look at the fibre density count. The higher the density, the better the carpet will fare with respect to use and wear and tear.<\/p>\n Carpets provide a soft and comfortable underfoot but can be easily squashed and damaged due to the placement of heavy furniture or due to heavy foot traffic. Most carpets are also not waterproof and if spills aren\u2019t wiped off quickly the moisture will get absorbed into the inner layers and it will be very difficult to dry it completely. Stains are also difficult to remove if not cleaned immediately.<\/p>\n The price of the carpet depends upon the material used as well as the fibre density. On average the price of carpets ranges between Rs. 50 per sq. feet to Rs. 500 per sq. feet. Installation costs of the carpet will depend largely upon the base you use (Sponge or no sponge) and the kind of adhesive you use (Fixed or removable). On average labourers charge between Rs. 80 per sq, feet to Rs. 300 per sq. feet to install carpets.<\/p>\n Natural stone flooring is one of the most expensive types of flooring options available. This is because the stone is a naturally occurring material and is very limited in quantity, driving the price up. Natural stone floor tiles can be made using various different stones such as marble, granite, limestone, slate, travertine and ledger. While tiles are made using stones such as sandstone too, since sandstone is softer it isn\u2019t as durable as the rest.<\/p>\n As a rule of thumb natural stone needs to be sealed periodically \u2013 harder stones such as marble or granite can be sealed every four to five years, but softer stones, such as sandstone, need to be sealed every year so that the stone maintains its pristine look.<\/p>\n The price of the stone flooring will depend upon the material you choose. On average the price ranges between Rs. 16 per sq. feet and Rs. 1,000 per sq. feet (and in some specialised cases even beyond). The installation cost ranges between Rs. 80 per sq. feet to Rs. 250 per sq. feet depending upon the size and weight of the stone.<\/p>\n Vinyl flooring is one of the most commonly used flooring materials in India. This is because they provide an elegant and versatile look at a low cost. The designs available replicate the look of materials such as hardwood, marble, granite and other stones, providing you with the look of these materials at a fraction of the cost.<\/p>\n Vinyl is quite durable and is resistant to stains and water, making it an ideal choice for Indian households. But, it can get scratched easily and you need to take ample care to protect it. Another disadvantage of vinyl is that it gets discoloured when it comes in contact with rubber, so those rubber topped stands for the bed, sofa and TV unit and rubber-topped legs of chairs need to go!<\/p>\n The price of vinyl flooring ranges between Rs. 70 per sq. feet to Rs. 150 per sq. feet and installation costs are about Rs. 50 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Polished concrete is one of the latest flooring trends that imparts a very futuristic and modern look to any space. Concrete can be coloured with various dyes to give the space a very personal and unique touch.<\/p>\n Multiple finishes, such as trowel finish, stamped finish, broom finish, and salt finish can be used to add texture to your space. Concrete is extremely porous and needs to be sealed periodically in order to protect it from moisture damage. Concrete is also not a good insulator \u2013 meaning be ready for cold floors in winter and hot floors in summer.<\/p>\n The cost of polished concrete flooring ranges between Rs. 60 per sq. feet to Rs. 200 per sq. feet.<\/p>\n Water-resistant alternatives, such as ceramic or vitrified tiles, are ideal for bathrooms and kitchens as they can be cleaned easily and last long. Hardwood or engineered wood flooring is warm and stylish in living rooms and bedrooms, but for hallways and entryways, it would be wiser to use solutions that last long, like LVT or laminate. Carpets can be used in family rooms or bedrooms to make the place look cosier and more relaxed. Ideally, the best flooring will depend on your choices, lifestyle, and financial situation.<\/span><\/p>\n Take a look at all those flooring options at a glance<\/p>\nRooms That Need Smart Flooring Choices for Style & Functionality<\/h2>\n
1) Kitchens<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n2) Bathrooms<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n3) Living Areas<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n4) Bedrooms<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n15 Different Types of Flooring Materials to Consider for Your Home<\/h2>\n
1) Vitrified Tile Flooring<\/h3>\n
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\nVitrified floor tiles\u00a0are some of the most popular types of flooring and are most commonly\u00a0used in India. Vitrified tiles<\/a> are manufactured by combining materials such as silica, clay, feldspar and quartz together. This mix is then pressed down by a hydraulic press, creating a vitreous surface with a single mass.<\/p>\nVitrified Floor Tiles Price in India<\/h4>\n
2) Hardwood Flooring<\/h3>\n
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Hardwood flooring is a popular types of flooring option available in planks, strips and parquets. While hardwood flooring is highly durable, it is also high maintenance. It is available in a variety of different hues, such as cherry, walnut, chestnut, mahogany, espresso, etc. These different shades ensure that hardwood floors work well with all kinds of designs and colour schemes.<\/p>\nHardwood Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
3) Engineered Wood Flooring<\/h3>\n
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Engineered wood flooring is a pocket-friendly alternative to hardwood flooring. Engineered wood flooring has a top layer of hardwood, but the base consists of various layers of ply. This addition of ply is what makes engineered wood better suited for use in damp environments.<\/p>\nEngineered Wood Flooring Prices in India<\/h4>\n
4) Bamboo Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nBamboo Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
5) Laminate Flooring<\/h3>\n
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If you are looking for a budget-friendly flooring option in India, laminate flooring is your best bet. It is robust, long-lasting, easy to install and has a fair amount of resistance to water and stains. Laminates are available in a wide variety of colours, patterns and finishes. This makes laminate flooring an ideal choice for Indian homes since it works very well with all kinds of designs and colour schemes.<\/p>\nLaminate Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
6) Marble Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nMarble Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
An Alternative to Natural Marble – Marble Tiles<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n7) Granite Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nGranite Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
An Alternative to Natural Granite – Granite Tiles<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n8) Linoleum Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nLinoleum Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
9) Terrazzo Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nTerrazzo Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
Terrazzo Tiles – An Unconventional Option<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n10) Cork Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nCork Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
11) Ceramic Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nCeramic Tile Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
12) Carpet Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nCarpet Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
13) Real Stone Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nReal Stone Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
14) Vinyl Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nVinyl Flooring Price in India<\/h4>\n
15) Polished Concrete Flooring<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nPolished Concrete Flooring Prices in India<\/h4>\n
Which Flooring Options Are Ideal for Each Room?
\n<\/strong><\/h2>\nFlooring Options in a Snapshot<\/h2>\n