No matter whether your hardwood floor is new or old, once you’ve chosen and installed your new wooden floor or refurbished your old wooden floor, it’s everyone’s nightmare to get a stain. Sometimes, when it comes to removing stains from wood floors, you’ll have some tough decisions to make. Like all things in life,…
The great news about wooden floors, unlike many other types of flooring is that most of the damage you are likely to throw at them can be repaired. The method of repair you choose will depend largely on the severity of the damage your floor has suffered, and in some instances can be carried…
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Before choosing which wood flooring option might suit your stairs, it’s a good idea to double-check whether or not a wooden staircase is ideally suited to your entire household’s needs. While a well fitted and good quality wooden staircase can look stunning, if you have young children, pets or elderly or infirm members of…
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The choice between wood flooring and laminate flooring is one faced by most people looking to invest in new flooring. This choice can be confusing and for this reason we’ve put together a guide to help you choose which may work best for you. Laminate flooring is made from a multi-layer synthetic flooring product,…
If you’re thinking of investing in a wood floor or a solid wood worktop for the kitchen you’ll not only be aware that there is a huge choice of woods, but you’ll also know that amongst the most popular choice of wood flooring and worktops is oak and walnut. Oak and walnut wood flooring are…
Solid wood flooring are made from one piece of hardwood timber and are one of the most popular types of floor. Solid wood floors are particularly stable, known to last more than 100 years and are most likely to be the type of wooden floor you have at home. Why would you want to…
You only need to look in ancient castles and stately homes to realise that with the right care and attention, wood floors will last pretty much forever. While most flooring options will tolerate only a fixed number of sandings in their time, the more your floor is looked after on an ongoing basis,…
If you are reading this guide, the chances are that you have bought or are considering buying wood flooring online and to save even more, you are considering installing your new floor yourself. In order to decide which installation method to use (there are several), you need to consider the type of sub-floor you…
We’ve all heard the horror stories about cowboy flooring fitters who promise to fit your floor for an unbelievably low price, but end up leaving you with (at best) disappointing results. Having researched and found the best deal on your new wood flooring, whether it’s wood, laminate or carpets, the last thing you want…