Tongue and Groove Wood Flooring Explained
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Wood Flooring Mistakes To Avoid When Remodelling A Property
It is common for property owners to suggest ways to increase the value of their property before it is placed on the market. One way is to arbitrarily increase the value of the property over market rate, but if your estate agent thinks you are asking too much based on their experience and understanding…
Floating Engineered Wood Flooring Explained
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Hardwood Flooring Installation Mistakes
Hardwood flooring is not only a natural and attractive flooring option, it is hardwearing and can be a great long term investment for your home. A good quality hardwood floor which is well installed, will enhance the look and the value of your property. That said, if you don’t do your homework before installing your…
What Do Wood Flooring Grades Mean
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How To Decide On Wood Flooring Finish
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Grade Of Wood Flooring
In our last blog post we explained about wood flooring types, which is your first consideration when it comes to choosing wood flooring. In this post, we are going to talk about flooring grade and finish, two more considerations to take into account. Grade Of Wood Flooring: Wood flooring grade will determine the…
Wood Flooring Types
One of the biggest home remodelling projects any of us can take as home owners is fitting flooring. Nowadays, as a property owner your flooring options are plentiful, from carpet to tile and laminate. In this article however, we will explain about wood flooring. For one, it is the most popular types of flooring…
Why Choose Hardwood Flooring?
With so many of types of flooring on the market, you really will be spoilt for choice when you decide to lay a new floor, so why does choosing a hardwood floor make such great sense? Apart from the very obvious benefits of a hardwood floor, like looking great and being super stylish, here…
Wood Flooring Fitting Methods Compared
When considering investing in a new floor, the fitting method you choose is a really important part of your decision making process. So how do you choose which method will work best for you? In order to help you decide, we’d like to explain the 3 main fitting methods available today: floating, glued and…