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The look of solid hardwood lends a timeless sense of elegance to interiors. Before installing this type of quality flooring, one of the most important things to consider is what will lie underneath it. Actually, this is not just a mere consideration – it is crucial part of a hardwood . . . Read more
Deciding between hardwood floor installation patterns is a very important step in a renovation project. Not only will your pattern of choice shape the look of your floor, it will also impact furniture placement, and the general flow of your space. Although they use the same material, the top hardwood . . . Read more
Cleaning up after a dog or cat is an everyday activity for responsible pet owners. Now, with the inclusion of a solid hardwood floor in your home, pet owners have an additional reason to be aware of any “accidents” which occur as a result of excited, or untrained, pets. The . . . Read more
So you’ve finally laid down the hardwood floor of your dreams, moved your furniture back in, and are enjoying every minute of your updated interior space. Then one day while relaxing, you notice a scratch. It may not be that serious, but to you, it stands out. What do you . . . Read more
One of the most important decisions to make about purchasing a hardwood floor is to decide whether to install it yourself or to hire a professional. The decision lies in a number of factors including: choosing a site finished or a prefinished floor, the type of hardwood floor, the room . . . Read more
Hardwood flooring provides the elegant appearance that can define a particular space as well as complement the rest of your décor. But, as with anything you value, hardwood flooring needs your attention in return. Find out how to become instrumental in the health of your floor. Hardwood carries a . . . 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
