Bamboo This increasingly popular flooring material is often thought of as wood, although it isn’t a hardwood but a grass. Bamboo strands are glued together to form solid strips or engineered planks, just like hardwood. Cost to purchase and install are comparable to wood products. Grain patterns include flat, vertical and woven. Flat grains display…
DetailsEngineered Wood Engineered wood features a top veneer of real wood backed by layers of cheaper plywood. This construction makes the flooring more stable and much less susceptible to changes in temperature and humidity than solid wood. Instead of plywood backing, some newer varieties have substrates made from recycled wood fiber mixed with stone dust…
DetailsWood Hardwood flooring is renowned for its natural beauty and durability. Its classic good looks harmonize with any architectural theme or interior design, and it’s an especially good choice to create visual room-to-room continuity for homes with open floor plans. Hardwood flooring comes as strips 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 inches wide or planks 4 to 8…
DetailsFlooring Buyer’s Guide Given the wide array of flooring options available, you’re bound to find one that fits your lifestyle and budget. Learn about 10 popular flooring types to find your match. Today’s choices in flooring are more varied than ever, running the gamut of styles, finishes and installation options. Product innovation is clearly blurring…
DetailsRestoration Do You Know That Wood Flooring Restoration Work Is Easy Because Of Professional Help ? Wood flooring gets damaged in the course of time, but the damage isn’t always irreparable. There are several factors that could damage wood flooring like you might spill tea over it, or you might move and shift some furniture.…
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