Flooring at Mitre 10

Flooring helps define the look and feel of your space while standing up to everyday wear. Whether you're updating a bathroom, refreshing a living area or starting a larger renovation, Mitre 10 has flooring options designed to suit a range of homes and budgets. From hard flooring to soft finishes and installation essentials, you’ll find practical solutions all in one place.

Types of Flooring at Mitre 10

Mitre 10 offers flooring solutions for both interior and exterior spaces, including:

• Tiles
• Vinyl flooring
• Laminate flooring
• Rugs and mats
• Adhesives and accessories

Tiles are a popular choice for bathrooms, kitchens and entryways thanks to their durability and easy cleaning. Vinyl, laminate and hybrid flooring offer practical alternatives for living areas, with many designs featuring a realistic wood look that brings the appearance of timber together with straightforward maintenance.

Rugs and mats add comfort and help protect high-traffic areas, while adhesives and accessories help support a professional finish.

Our range also includes specialised options such as garage and gym flooring, along with outdoor rugs designed to suit exterior spaces.

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Indoor Flooring Options

Indoor flooring shapes how each room looks, feels and functions, supporting daily movement across living spaces, kitchens and hallways. The right surface provides comfort underfoot while handling regular household traffic with ease.

Tile Flooring

Tile flooring is a durable choice for areas that experience moisture and regular foot traffic. Suitable for both walls and floors, ceramic tiles are a versatile option for many rooms around the home, while porcelain tiles offer added strength for more demanding spaces.

Proper preparation supports long-term results, so the subfloor must stay level, and grout requires sealing to prevent moisture issues. With correct installation, tile flooring delivers durability in areas where strength and water control remain essential.

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Laminate Flooring

Laminate flooring offers a practical way to achieve the look of timber while maintaining durability for everyday living. Designed to handle regular foot traffic, laminate is a popular option for living areas, hallways, and bedrooms, with a protective surface that helps resist wear and fading over time.

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Wood-Look flooring

Wood-look flooring offers the appearance of timber with practical features suited to everyday living. It’s a popular choice for homeowners who want the warmth of timber style without the maintenance of solid wood.

Laminate flooring uses a layered construction with a printed surface designed to replicate natural wood grain. It’s well suited to living rooms, hallways and bedrooms where durability and easy care are priorities.

Vinyl flooring is made from moisture-resistant materials, making it a reliable option for kitchens, laundries and entry areas where spills are more common.

While laminate and vinyl flooring may look similar, their construction means each performs differently depending on the space and level of moisture exposure.

FAQs

What types of hard flooring are available?

Mitre 10 offers a range of floor tiles, wall tiles and hard flooring options to suit different rooms and renovation projects. Floor tiles are a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms and entryways where durability and moisture resistance are important. Ceramic and porcelain tiles are available in a variety of sizes, colours and finishes to suit your space.

Our hard flooring range also includes vinyl flooring, laminate flooring and hybrid flooring. These options are designed to replicate the look of timber or stone while offering practical benefits such as easy maintenance and everyday durability. They’re well suited to living areas, hallways and bedrooms.

Can I install hard flooring myself?

Many vinyl flooring, laminate flooring and hybrid flooring products are suitable for DIY installation, particularly those with click-lock systems. These allow boards to connect securely without the need for adhesives, making them a practical option for home renovators with the right preparation and tools.

Tile installation can also be completed by experienced DIYers, especially in smaller areas. Proper surface preparation, accurate spacing and correct adhesive use are essential for a level, long-lasting result. For larger areas or wet spaces such as bathrooms, professional installation may be recommended.

Check out our Easy As Guides for installation tips and tricks - How to install click together flooring, How to tile, How to lay floor tiles.

What is the difference between hybrid, vinyl and laminate flooring?

Hybrid flooring, vinyl flooring and laminate flooring are all durable hard-surface flooring options, but they differ in materials and construction.

Hybrid flooring combines elements of laminate and vinyl, usually with a rigid SPC or WPC core, a decorative vinyl layer and a protective top coat. It is waterproof, durable and often installed using a click-lock system.

Vinyl flooring is made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and comes in sheets, planks (LVP) or tiles (LVT). It is known for its affordability, water resistance and durability.

Laminate flooring is made from a high-density fibreboard (HDF) core with a photographic layer that mimics wood or stone, protected by a durable wear layer. It offers the look of natural materials and is commonly installed using a click-lock system.