If you’re in the throws of planning a home renovation or you’re building a new home, one of the questions that’s likely to raise it’s head at one point or another is “at what point should you fit new wood flooring?”. While in most instances, you’ll have an advisor or two who will assist…
Barn grade wood flooring is a great way of achieving a super look without breaking the bank. Barn grade is another name for rustic wood flooring and this grade of flooring is available in both solid wood and engineered wood options. What this means is that no matter where in your home you want…
If you’re in the throws of planning a wood flooring project, you won’t need us to tell you that you have plenty of things to think about when it comes to making the right choices. Everything from selecting between solid and engineered wood, right down to fitting method and accessories are all important and…
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This is a commonly asked question amongst the Wood and Beyond client base, which is why we thought it would be useful to put together this short guide to help you decide. Before recommending which option might suit your project, we’ll start by giving a short description of the two methods. Nail down installation…
If you’ve decided to invest in a new wood floor, one of the questions you’re likely to be considering right now is whether you should fit the floor on a DIY basis or whether you should bring in the professionals. To be honest, with most flooring options these days, a decent DIY-er will have…
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You probably don’t need us to tell you that wood flooring has grown hugely in popularity in the last decade or so. Only 20 years ago, every decent sized town would have had a carpet shop or two and they would have been constantly busy. Nowadays, not only has shopping changed in favour of…
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