CM13 · A127 / A12 J29 · 23 mi from central London · Kitchen Extensions
Kitchen Extension Herringbone & Parquet Flooring — Hutton Mount, CM13
Kitchen-extension Herringbone & Parquet Flooring in a Hutton Mount home is a level-matching, batch-matching and UFH-commissioning job before it's a board-fitting job. We plan all three before ordering material — because you can't unfit a 40mm board mismatch after the fact.
Making the extension read as one floor with the existing kitchen
On Hutton Mount kitchen extensions we specify the whole floor — extension plus retained kitchen — as one order, from one batch. Trying to match into a 5-year-old kitchen board never works; the new boards read fresh, the old ones read weathered. Better answer: re-do both, so they're the same age from Day 1.
Local context
Private estate of 600+ detached homes
Nearest station
Shenfield (Elizabeth Line)
Getting the height transition right in Hutton Mount rear extensions
Where the two levels genuinely can't be matched (rare, but real), we design a two-step visual transition with a matched threshold ramp — never a 'hope no-one notices' butt-join.
Why Hutton Mount clients book us for kitchen extensions
- Batch-matched supply across extension and retained kitchen
- Silicone-sealed wet-zone perimeter on every Hutton Mount extension
- Batch-matched supply across extension and retained kitchen
- Silicone-sealed wet-zone perimeter on every Hutton Mount extension
UFH commissioning for Hutton Mount kitchen extensions
Build-up on Hutton Mount extension UFH floors: max 20mm total. Board 14–15mm, thermal underlay 4–5mm. Anything thicker slows response and costs energy.
Kitchen Extensions in Hutton Mount — questions
- Can the floor go in before the Hutton Mount extension kitchen is fitted?
- Ideal sequencing: floor first, kitchen second. Puts the floor under the kitchen (better resale, better waterproofing) and avoids kitchen plinth transitions. We work this way on 70% of Hutton Mount extensions.
- What warranty covers a Hutton Mount kitchen extension floor?
- 10-year workmanship + manufacturer wear warranty (20-year residential typical). We retain UFH commissioning records for manufacturer warranty compliance on every Hutton Mount extension.
- How long after the extension is finished can I fit the floor in Hutton Mount?
- New screed needs 1 week per centimetre to dry — a 75mm slab needs 7–10 weeks before flooring is safe. Dehumidification can accelerate; guessing cannot. We CM-test on every Hutton Mount extension fit.
- How long does a full Hutton Mount kitchen extension floor take to fit?
- 5–7 working days for a typical Hutton Mount rear extension (18–25m²) plus retained kitchen, including UFH commissioning, subfloor levelling and silicone perimeter.
- How much does a Hutton Mount kitchen extension floor cost?
- Typical Hutton Mount extension (20–25m² new + 10m² retained kitchen) in engineered oak with UFH: £3,800–£6,400 fitted. In LVT: £2,200–£3,900. Both include commissioning and silicone perimeter.
- How do I match the level between my Hutton Mount extension and existing kitchen?
- Under 3mm difference we ramp with matched threshold. Above 3mm we level with self-levelling compound before fit. We measure both levels on the survey and price accordingly.
Book a Hutton Mount kitchen extension flooring survey
Levels matched, UFH verified, batch planned, silicone sealed.
Every Hutton Mount kitchen extension floor we quote is planned as a single continuous surface — because that's what the finished room asks the floor to be.