REAL WOOD · SPACIOUS
Wide-plank flooring
Wide planks bring calm, warmth and a spacious feel to a room.
Residential · Flooring
Renew your flooring.
Suited to your home.
Parquet, vinyl, tiles or a seamless finish: we match your choice of material with the right substrate and installation method. We also plan doors, stairs, underfloor heating and transitions.Discuss your flooring project FLOORING WORLDS
Which floor feels right for you?
Explore finishes, compare details and take your selection straight into the next planning step.THE BUILD-UP MATTERS
One floor. Six systems coordinated.
01Substrate
Flatness, load-bearing capacity and residual moisture
02Quiet & acoustics
Impact sound and sense of space
03Warmth
Underfloor heating and heat transfer
04Build-up height
Doors, connections and transitions
05Maintenance
Cleaning, protection and refinishing potential
06Service life
Use, load and lasting value
FLOORING · COSTS · SWITZERLAND
How much do parquet, vinyl, tile and seamless floors cost?
A flooring price comprises material, installation and the necessary substrate preparation. We assess these together and provide a clear quotation.Laminate
approx. CHF 55–120 / m²Cost-conscious, quick to install and versatile
Vinyl & design flooring
approx. CHF 65–160 / m²Click or glue-down system, durable and quiet
Wide-plank flooring
approx. CHF 100–180 / m²Real wood, format and finish as selected
Herringbone / chevron
approx. CHF 150–310 / m²Precise bonding and a demanding pattern
Porcelain stoneware
approx. CHF 120–180 / m²Ceramic tiles including standard installation
Natural stone
approx. CHF 100–290 / m²Material, cutting and protective treatment
Microcement
approx. CHF 160–280 / m²Multi-layer seamless system build-up
Refresh parquet flooring
approx. CHF 45–95 / m²Sand, repair and refinish
Prices as at August 2026. Non-binding indicative prices include VAT for typical, readily accessible rooms. Product range, room geometry, skirting, removal, residual moisture, flatness and necessary substrate work affect the final price.
FROM EXISTING CONDITIONS TO FINISHED FLOOR
Four checks make all the difference.
- 01
Understand how it will be used
Room, load, pets, moisture and the desired effect determine the right material.
- 02
Measure the substrate
Flatness, residual moisture, load-bearing capacity and build-up height are checked before materials are ordered.
- 03
Review samples & plan
Format, colour, grading, laying direction, skirting and transitions are specified as one complete system.
- 04
Install & hand over
The build-up is documented, installed precisely and handed over with care instructions.
ALL MATERIALS
From wide planks to microcement.
The right floor is determined by use, indoor climate, build-up height, maintenance preferences and budget – not appearance alone.Wide-plank flooring
Wide real-wood planks for a calm, spacious feel.
Herringbone parquet
A classic laying pattern with precise craftsmanship.
Chevron
French herringbone with a striking, linear geometry.
Engineered parquet
Dimensionally stable real wood, often particularly suitable for underfloor heating.
Solid parquet
Durable, repeatedly refinishable and rich in solid material.
Click vinyl
Durable, quiet and quick to install.
Glue-down vinyl
Low build-up height, quiet underfoot and good heat transfer.
Laminate
Hard-wearing, easy-care and cost-conscious.
Linoleum
Durable resilient flooring made from natural raw materials.
Cork
Warm, kind to joints and acoustically comfortable.
Carpet
Soft, quiet and comfortable – as broadloom or carpet tiles.
Ceramic
Waterproof, easy-care and well suited to underfloor heating.
Porcelain stoneware
Very dense, durable and available in many formats.
Natural stone
Every slab is unique – from limestone to granite.
Microcement
A calm, seamless surface with a multi-layer system build-up.
INSTALLATION IN DETAIL
Plan tiles and parquet with purpose.
The material is only the beginning. Laying pattern, substrate and junctions determine the work required and the result.CERAMIC · PORCELAIN
Install tiles
Straight grid, half- or third-offset patterns, suitable joints and accurate cuts. Waterproofing is also part of the planning in wet areas.
Tiling in detailREAL WOOD · PATTERNS
Install parquet
Wide planks, ship-deck flooring, English bond, herringbone and chevron. We assess the installation method, underfloor heating and transitions in the existing property.
Parquet installation in detailPROJECTS IN PRACTICE
View the floor build-up and installation.
See the work, construction stages and details before we assess your project together.
German-speaking Switzerland · FlooringParquet installation: preparation & resultViews of floors with straight boards and herringbone patterns, laying work and subfloor preparation.View project 
Multiple locations · German-speaking Switzerland · FlooringFloor & stair coveringsInstalling floor tiles and stair coverings with clean transitions at edges, skirting and steps.View project ROOTED IN THE REGION
Flooring installation and renovation in Switzerland.
From a single living space to a complete renovation, we coordinate material, substrate and adjoining work. For heating in an existing property, learn more about Cut grooves and retrofit underfloor heating. Regional information: Flooring in Aargau, Flooring in Zürich and Flooring in Basel. Also discover Residential clients and New build & renovation.
Discuss your flooring projectQUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What you should know before choosing materials and installation.
How much does new flooring cost per square metre?+
The guide figures on this page indicate the cost of the respective material and the installation described. Strip-out, substrate levelling, skirting boards and special junctions are itemised separately after assessment of the existing floor.
What is the difference between wide-plank flooring and solid parquet?+
Wide planks are available as engineered or solid-wood products. Engineered planks are dimensionally stable and often well suited to underfloor heating. Solid wood offers a generous wear layer, but reacts more strongly to indoor climate and requires a particularly well-planned build-up.
Can parquet be installed over underfloor heating?+
Yes, provided the product, timber species, thickness, adhesive and heating system are compatible. Before installation, we check residual moisture, the heating-up protocol and thermal resistance.
Which flooring is suitable for kitchens or bathrooms?+
Porcelain stoneware, suitable vinyl systems and professionally installed seamless finishes are particularly resistant to moisture. Wood can work in suitable areas, but requires careful detailing and maintenance.
Does the old floor always need to be removed?+
Not always. Build-up height, flatness, load-bearing capacity, residual moisture and existing damage are decisive. We establish during the on-site assessment whether the existing floor can remain.
How long does installation take?+
Depending on the substrate and system, a single room can be completed in a few days. Levelling compounds, adhesives, elaborate patterns and surface treatments require additional drying and working time.
How can we obtain a suitable quotation?+
Describe your project in the contact form. We discuss your wishes and the existing building in person, then prepare a written quotation once the scope has been assessed.
What laying patterns are available for tiles and parquet?+
For ceramic tiles, options include straight rows and half- or third-offset patterns. Parquet options include planks, ship-deck flooring, English bond, herringbone and chevron. Technical suitability depends on the selected product and substrate; our detailed service pages explain the differences.
Planning a project outside our core region? Send us the location, scope and preferred timeframe. We will assess whether we can support your project.
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