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Australian Cypress hardwood flooring is an excellent choice for those who are looking for light colored wood flooring with plenty of character. Dark knots occur throughout the wood naturally, and the wood does not darken drastically when exposed to light as some other species do. Though considered a softwood, it . . . Read more
Botanical Name: Alnus Alder is a North American hardwood usually found in the Pacific Northwest, generally between California and Alaska. While there are many species of alder throughout the world, the most commonly used in woodworking today is the red alder. In the flooring industry, hardwood harvested in North America . . . Read more
Beautiful, long-lasting, and environmentally sustainable, bamboo flooring can enliven interior spaces with its unique attractiveness and practicality. Along with being aesthetically appealing, bamboo flooring is durable and easy to maintain. As with any flooring decision, there are some things to consider when shopping for a bamboo floor. Here are some . . . Read more
Exotic Hardwood: Durable Hardwood Flooring at its Finest Recognizing Options in Hardwood Floors Hardwood flooring is a classic and traditional choice for people who want to create a feeling of strength, warmth, and longevity to their homes or businesses. Its popularity stems from the fact that it ads great value . . . Read more
In any area where changes in humidity and temperature vary, engineered hardwood will out perform their solid hardwood counterparts. Engineered is relatively more resistant to temperature changes than solid wood. When an installation is below grade, or over or near radiant heating systems and/or any humid area or climate is concerned, . . . Read more
Hardwood floors mean more than choosing a wood, grabbing some boards, and installing them in the room. Beyond the floor, people must take time to consider the various moldings or trims and accessories they will need to finish the look they are going for. Without moldings, trims and transition pieces, . . . Read more
Installing a wood floor over a concrete sub-floor can be tricky. The most important factor for a successful installation is preparation. There are three main areas of concern: structural integrity, a flat and even surface, and moisture content. Here’s what you need to know to make it work and ensure . . . Read more
Recoating in its simplest definition is applying a fresh coat of finish to your hardwood floors. Recoating is often confused with refinishing a hardwood floor. Unlike refinishing, you are not removing the original finish on the floor. You may recoat a floor to completely change the color of the finish, . . . Read more
Wood sub-floors are a better surface for installation of wood flooring, and the only acceptable choice for a thick solid wood. Preparation of the sub-floor is crucial to successful installation; the foundation must be solid. There are three main areas of concern: structural integrity, a clean, flat and even surface, . . . Read more
Hardwood floors add beauty and charm to any home. Hardwood that is scratched, dented, or excessively worn can, likewise, take away from the beauty a home has to offer and even decrease its worth. It’s natural for a floor to become scuffed, marked, and worn over time. If you discover . . . Read more
