Which flooring is suitable in new construction with underfloor heating?

Hello, the outlet is located in Coesfeld. You can also call outside of the opening hours shown below. Pickup alone is also possible outside of these times (it must be selected and paid for in advance).

you "unfortunately" come from BW, here in NRW there is an outlet where I also bought parquet of similar quality from Parador for €32 per m².

Depending on how high the price savings are, you might also consider driving there for a day and picking up the flooring yourself if they don't have an online shop.

Depending on how high the price savings are, you might also drive there for a day and pick up the flooring yourself if they don’t have an online shop.

That’s exactly how it works there. No online shop, just a small showroom on-site with clearance laminate, vinyl, parquet, etc. (But also including A and B-grade goods). Basically, everything Parador manufactures.

We definitely have wood-look tiles. We currently have really nice parquet, but I’m no longer up for the sanding. Dogs drifting around corners (claws) don’t help either. At least you can lay the tiles in the kitchen without a carpet covering.

You simply take an oiled hardwood parquet from a brand manufacturer and buy it on clearance or maybe second choice. The more lively the floor is, the less scratches are noticeable. Due to the lack of a lacquer layer, you also don't have a sensitive high-gloss floor.

Tastes are known to differ, but I find tiles very cold and would never put them in the living area. Plastic flooring, preferably printed 200 times with the same wood pattern, would be the last thing I would put in my house. By the way, it is no less susceptible to scratches, etc.

Otherwise, I can recommend a polished screed to anyone who wants a low-maintenance floor. Although it is more intended for industrial applications, many apparently like it here when the floor is as smooth and cold as possible.

Otherwise, I can recommend a polished screed to anyone who wants an easy-care floor

We have it here in the office in the hallways and common areas, I definitely cannot recommend it. When the window cleaners were here, the cleaning water immediately left nasty marks. In the coffee kitchen area, there are also marks everywhere, and there are stains under the hand dryer. We moved in as the first occupants in 2019 and it became like that quite quickly. By the way, smooth doesn't look like anything, more like unfinished.