Every floor type suited to Dubai's climate — precisely installed. Porcelain, marble, engineered wood, LVP, and epoxy, with strict quality control on every cut edge, skirting profile, and expansion joint.
Dubai's combination of air conditioning, humidity, extreme temperature differentials between indoors and outdoors, and fine sand environments puts unusual demands on flooring materials. What looks right in a European showroom does not always perform right in a Dubai apartment.
Our team assesses each room by use, traffic level, and climate exposure before recommending a material. We work with RAK Ceramics as our primary tile supplier and maintain relationships with leading UAE flooring importers for wood, vinyl, and stone products. All floor material selections are confirmed in writing before procurement begins.
Flooring quality is made or broken in the details most clients never see until they go wrong.
| Standard porcelain tiling | AED 80 – 140 / m² |
| Large-format porcelain (80×80 cm+) | AED 130 – 220 / m² |
| Natural marble installation | AED 180 – 400+ / m² |
| Engineered hardwood | AED 150 – 300 / m² |
| Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) | AED 90 – 160 / m² |
| Epoxy resin flooring | AED 120 – 200 / m² |
For most Dubai apartments, large-format porcelain (80×80 cm or 120×60 cm) is the most practical choice — durable, easy to maintain, and available in finishes that convincingly replicate stone or wood grain. For rental properties or high-traffic areas, LVP is our strongest recommendation: 100% waterproof, resilient against sand abrasion, and significantly lower maintenance. For luxury units, marble or engineered stone delivers unmatched visual quality when correctly installed and sealed.
In some cases yes — tiling over existing tiles is possible if: the existing tiles are fully bonded with no hollow sections, the subfloor structure can carry the additional weight, and the finished height does not create a conflict with door frames or adjacent floor levels. We assess this honestly at the site visit. If overlay is not sound, we recommend full demolition. Tiling over a compromised base produces a compromised result.
Engineered hardwood only. Solid hardwood is not recommended in Dubai apartments without very strict humidity control, as seasonal humidity swings cause solid planks to expand, contract, cup, and gap. Engineered wood's cross-ply construction is dimensionally stable in air-conditioned environments and performs well in Dubai residential settings. If you want the aesthetic of wood without the maintenance concern, LVP is the most resilient alternative.
A full apartment flooring renovation (tiling or LVP) typically takes 5–10 days depending on area and material. Marble takes longer due to careful handling, cutting precision, and curing time for adhesive. We provide a written timeline in your quotation. Tile adhesive and grout require 24–48 hours cure time before foot traffic, which we factor into the project schedule.
Hidden skirting (also called recessed or shadow gap skirting) is a technique where instead of a protruding skirting board, a narrow shadow gap is routed into the wall base, creating a clean, seamless wall-to-floor transition with no visible trim. It is a hallmark of contemporary, high-quality interior finishing and is increasingly standard in Dubai's premium renovation market. It costs slightly more than traditional skirting due to the additional wall preparation required, but delivers a finish that looks notably more considered and deliberate.
RAK Ceramics · Marble · Engineered Wood · LVP · Epoxy · Fixed price · 12-month warranty
