Depending on the size, a new kitchen floor can cost hundreds or even thousands of pounds. Amy Leigh Jones, 25, a graphic designer and mother of three from North Wall, was fed up with the way her kitchen floor looked, but didn’t want to spend a lot of money renovating it. She spoke to money-saving community LatestDeals.co.uk about how she managed to transform her floor for just £16.
Amy, who shares her home renovations to @ourlifeatno.11, said: “I recently redecorated my kitchen and my floor no longer matched the look I was going for.
“I roughly priced a roll of lay-in tile effect lino and it was around £70-80 for such a small space.
“Even though I had bought my own lino, the cheapest I could find was £40 for a piece that would fit, and the fit was £30.
“Instead, I spotted some lovely self-adhesive tiles while shopping at Home Bargains over the weekend and they cost £1.99 per pack of five tiles.
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Stores such as B&Q and B&M have a wide variety, and they can even be purchased on Amazon.
Commenting on the makeover, the co-founder of LatestDeals.co.uk said: “Home makeovers have a reputation for being expensive, but as Amy has proven, you really don’t need to blow your house. budget to make your home look totally different. .
“She spent under £20 and ended up with a trendy kitchen.
“Best of all, it only took him an hour and a half.
“Adhesive tiles are one of my favorite inexpensive DIY budget materials, I also love DC Fix.
“Both are cheap, easy to use and make such a difference in no time.”
