What Flooring

[Darren B]

Mrs Darren says you will be having tiles, those expensve italian ones, and that you will also have some large woolen rugs on top in the winter. So stop dreaming and get down to B&Q with your wallet. Now!

Thats just about sums it all up - your probably right Duncan

[Miranda Stamp]

In the utility half of our conservatory (runs along most of the width of our house) we have tiles and an industrial scale runner length mat along the direct route through - the flat ones with a rubber back that don't stick - as you walk in. 3 paces and the muck from the wellies/dog is left on the mat and doesn't walk into the kitchen. Almost never have to wash the tiles, and a simple hoover every now and then of the mat and surrounds keeps it looking quite clean

We haven't done the other half yet (behind the lounge), but I quite like the idea of slate as it's quite warm on the feet in winter and cool in summer apparently.

[TraceyHand]

besides the hot tub is going at the top of the garden

I thought your office was going at the top of the garden?

Or maybe you're planning on working from the hot tub

[Miranda Stamp]

My neighbour does his emails in the bath apparently. I think a hot tub would be more fun to work from - especially if one tipped in a bit of bubble bath!

[Darren B]

my garden is big enough to fit, the new office and the hot tub in, mind i will have to move a few things, lets be honest, the hot tub sounds a whole lot more fun than the office anyway

D

[pinbrook]

I recently went to a wedding reception, where after most poeple had gone home the remaining dozen drunken souls all got into the hot tub.

after a while some dopey twit did something silly in it so everyone tried to jump out at the same time - well the max capacity was supposed to be 7. so everyone got out, and no water remained and the tub went pop.

£600 later......

[Luddite]

What about rubber floor? We're an agent for a great product - I'll pm you so that I don't get accused of shameless self promotion!
Nick