Which Flooring For Underfloor Heating?
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Best Oil For Wood Flooring
If you’ve decided that you want a natural looking wooden floor that is lacquer-free, then the likelihood is that you’ve chosen oil as your way of protecting your wood and making your floor look great at the same time. Oil for wood flooring comes in various forms and is a great way of making…
How to Apply Bona Hardwax Oil
Bona Hardwax Oil is arguably one of the most popular hardwax oils on the market and while some oils might have their own peculiarities when it comes to application, the broad principles of application remain largely the same across the board. In this guide to How to Apply Bona Hardwax Oil, we’ll give you…
When To Choose Grey Or White Wood Flooring
At Wood and Beyond we’ve seen a real trend towards grey and white flooring over the past few years and it’s for this reason that we’ve worked our socks off to source some great examples. For a long time, everyone chose wood flooring that was almost orange. Thankfully those days are over and while…
Recommended Wood Flooring for Sheds
Many years ago, if we’d been asked to recommend wood flooring for sheds we’d have thought that the customer had mistaken the date for April 1st, but today, more and more people are asking this question. And it’s for good reason, because one thing that has changed significantly in recent years is the common…
10 Advantages Of Engineered Wood Flooring
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What Does Quarter Sawn Wood Flooring Mean?
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The Ultimate Guide to Acclimatising Wood Flooring
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The Pros And Cons Of Engineered Wood Flooring
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Wood Flooring Insulation Options
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The Difference Between Softwood And Hardwood
You’d be forgiven for having a look at the title of this article and having a little chuckle to yourself, thinking we’ve completely lost the plot! Surely softwood is soft and hardwood is hard, no? It can’t be much simpler than that, you might think. But no, the terms softwood and hardwood don’t refer…
Types Of Oak Flooring
Oak is a wood that is recognised, pretty much worldwide for its strength and hardness. A tree that takes tens of years to grow and mature and, if left uncut can live for hundreds of years, it’s easy to see why the wood produced from this tree is so commonly used in furnishing and…