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The installation of the wood floor over a concrete sub-floor can be a bit tricky. We must keep in mind that the key to a successful installation is preparation. There are three main areas of concern: structural integrity, a flat and even surface, and moisture content. We present a list of tasks . . . Read more
Note: THE FOLLOWING IS A GUIDELINE ONLY. CAREFULLY READ THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS THAT COME WITH YOUR PRODUCT BEFORE BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION. Installer/Owner Responsibility Hardwood flooring is a stunning natural product with inherent variations in appearance. It is the owner’s and installer’s responsibility for all products installed. Before the actual installation, . . . Read more
We all know that wood flooring fills your home with warmth and beauty that never goes out of style. There are hundreds of selections in woods, colors, and finishes available. You can definitely find wood flooring to fit your budget and taste. Read on in order to discover why wood is . . . Read more
After deciding on your wood flooring, you have to take some things into consideration. For example, the purpose of molding and trim is giving the floor a professional, finished appearance. Selecting the right trim and moldings is the most important aspect to the aesthetic of the any area. Engineered flooring typically comes with matching trim while hardwood . . . Read more
Engineered hardwood and solid hardwood have their differences even they both offer a timeless look and an excellent sense of warmth. The differences we are going to talk about include materials, structural composition and resistance. Read the following information for more understanding of this subject: Composition Engineered hardwood is created from three or . . . Read more
We recommend you considering moldings, trims or transitional pieces if you wish to go for a professional and finished look. The purpose of molding is to cover edges, camouflage expansion spaces, and bridge surfaces where wood ends and other types of flooring begin (for example tile or carpet). Engineered flooring might come with . . . Read more
Note: THE FOLLOWING IS A GUIDELINE ONLY. CAREFULLY READ THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS THAT COME WITH YOUR PRODUCT BEFORE BEGINNING THE INSTALLATION. Installer/Owner Responsibility Hardwood flooring is a stunning natural product with inherent variations in appearance. It is the owner’s and installer’s responsibility for all products installed. Before the actual installation, . . . Read more
A sealer is a liquid coat which is applied to the porous surface of the tile or grout. The sealer has the purpose of protecting surfaces from oxidation, natural deterioration and day-to-day wear. Sealers are generally used to protect unglazed tiles and grouts from absorbing stains. We will not provide . . . Read more
A frequent complaint is staining due to kitchen mishaps. These type of stains can occasionally penetrate the porous finish and become painful to remove. Bleach and other oxidants are used to eliminate deep and stains but not in case of saturated stains and hard water marks. Consider the following options: Hydrogen peroxide Steam . . . Read more
Porcelain tiles are manufactured at a high rate of temperature in order to enable a hard wearing and stain resistant finish. Unfortunately, accidents can happen. Light fluids can be used in order to remove some stubborn stains from porcelain tile. We present you a list of the most common types of stains . . . Read more