Solid or engineered hardwood flooring look the same once they are installed, but they have some very significant differences. The main difference is the way in which they have been made. This then affects how and where they can be used. Continue reading
First of all, solid wood is a great investment for any home. It can add sophistication and luxury to any style of property. We have a wide range of solid wood flooring that you can choose from. You are sure to find something that you will fall in love with. Continue reading
You would find it difficult to tell the difference between engineered or solid hardwood flooring once they have been installed, but they are very different types of flooring. They are both made from real hardwood, but in very different ways. The main difference between engineered and solid wood flooring is in the construction of the planks. This, in turn, affects how, when and where they can be used. The choice between engineered or solid usually depends upon your preference and also where and how you want the flooring to be fitted.
Solid wood is a widely desired and sought after luxurious type of flooring. The flooring is made from one solid piece of wood, which has been cut and machined into a plank. It is available in a range of different wood species, which can vary considerably in colours, grain, pattern, strength and cost. Continue reading
Wooden flooring can be good for pets, although you would need to think about how strong and durable the flooring is. Different wood species have different strengths, so it would be advisable to choose a species that is more durable like Oak, rather than a softer hardwood like Walnut. Continue reading
An unfinished hardwood floor is a great choice as you can add your own finishing touches to the raw product to create a truly unique floor. The benefits are: Continue reading
Choosing a pre-finished hardwood floor has many benefits. Continue reading
Hardwood flooring can be used in hallways but it is worth thinking about using a harder and durable species of wood. A hallway or entrance room will often have quite a high and regular amount of traffic passing through so will need a durable hardwood floor to withstand the amount of footfall. Continue reading
Yes, hardwood flooring is easy to look after and maintain if you follow these simple steps:
It is easy to prevent damage to your hardwood floor by protecting it from unwanted dirt, debris, scratches and dents. Continue reading
Solid hardwood floors must be fixed into position by either gluing or nailing down to the subfloor. Engineered hardwood floors can be glued or nailed into position, but they also have the option of being floated over an underlay. If you choose to fix your hardwood floor into position, you then have the choice of either gluing your floor to the subfloor using flexible flooring adhesive to create a full surface bond, or you can secretly nail your floor directly to the subfloor. Continue reading
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