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An important decision in the hardwood buying process before you begin is deciding among the types and grades of hardwood to use. As there are many different options available, making the right choice relies on a variety of factors. When trying to decide on details like the grade of hardwood . . . Read more
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W A top Above Grade Refers to flooring installed above ground level, with a minimum of 18 inches of well-ventilated space available. Abrasion Refers to the act of wearing away at a hardwood floor finish, thereby damaging the wood. Acclimation Refers to the hardwood’s adjustment to the environment it is . . . Read more
The choice of flooring in your home is crucial to your overall décor. Hardwood is a timeless classic that makes a definitive statement. However, there are some things you should consider before making the decision, including how it will impact your family or workplace. You also need to think about . . . Read more
You might think that nailing down a floor would be straightforward, but there are actually a number of considerations before you even begin the project. Below, we have listed everything you need to know before you nail down hardwood flooring, and during the process. Installer/Owner Responsibility Hardwood flooring is a . . . Read more
There are multiple methods of installing hardwood. Your budget, pre-exstinging flooring and sub-floor can all play into the decision of which method to choose. If you have decided that glue down hardwood flooring is right for your home, we’ve provided everything you need to know before and during the installation . . . Read more
For a professional, finished look to your floor, you’ll need to consider molding, trims, and transitional pieces. And you’ll also need to know how install molding and trim, so we’ve put together this guide to assist you. The purpose of molding is to cover edges, camouflage expansion spaces, and bridge . . . Read more
Before You Get Started Engineered glueless-click wood flooring can be installed directly over most existing floor coverings except carpet. Any wood flooring or subflooring glued to concrete must be removed before installation. Here’s what to know before you start a glueless click installation. Acclimation Products must be acclimated in climate . . . Read more
Considerstions Before You Install Floating Hardwood Installer/Owner Responsibility It is important that you read and understand the following information and instructions in their entirety before you install floating hardwood. When flooring is ordered, 5%-10% must be added to the actual square footage needed for cutting and grading allowance. Do not . . . Read more
Hardwood floors are durable; they stand up over time, and weather wear and tear well. That’s one of the reasons that so many people opt for hardwood floors in a new home. Despite their durability, wood floors can be damaged through mistreatment, or even common wear and tear. Luckily you . . . Read more
Choosing to install hardwood flooring yourself can save you a lot of money – if you know what you’re doing. Improper preparation and installation can lead to warping and buckling, which will ruin flooring that might otherwise remain beautiful and durable enough for your grandchildren’s grandchildren to grow up on. . . . Read more
