Wooden Floor Sanding Guide Engineered wood flooring skyrocketed with popularity and the appreciation of people. There is no wonder why this type of flooring gains more and more popularity and becomes the best alternative for more and more households and commercial premises. The reason so many people opt for engineered wood floors nowadays is the reason people get tired of the classic timber floor option – real wood, in the case of solid wood flooring, can be way too sensitive to moisture, humidity, and temperature fluctuations and prone to damages. Read more
Why Wood Floor Sanding Is So Beneficial You can often hear or read that wood floor sanding is a very important service in the life of a wooden floor and that it should be performed in every building with wooden floors now and then. It is good to know that, however, do you wonder what makes sanding/refinishing that important and vital? Today we are going to explain this and comment on all the benefits and advantages floor sanding comes with, so make sure to stay tuned and continue reading! In case you have ever wondered why wood floor sanding is beneficial, let us tell you – we can leave you with a long list to spend your weekend on. However, this is not the aim and today we are going to comment on the most important, major and life-changing traits that make refinishing one of the best and most popular home improvement services. Read more
Do New Wooden Floors Have to Be Sanded? You save up money for purchasing a new wooden floor, you do your homework and research all the options you have available when choosing to buy from the most renowned supplier, the floorboards are finally transported and delivered to your home after weeks of waiting and… SHOCK! The installation team is informing you that after fitting the floorboards they need to be sanded too! But how is that even possible? Isn’t it worrying that a complete, brand new wooden floor requires sanding? Isn’t sanding for aged and overly used wooden floors only? What happened to these brand new floorboards in the packages, are they already scratched and damaged? We believe that this is the major anxiety attack of a bunch of people who purchase a new wooden floor for the first time without the guidance and assistance of a professional. They’ve done their research, they’ve spent so much time browsing websites, suppliers, manufacturers, companies, and somewhere within this whole process of decision-making, losing sleep over the final choice, and coveting a beautiful and stylish wood floor, they’ve missed one pretty important detail… The keyword is “an unfinished wood floor”. Yes, it is easy to miss that important detail or simply misunderstood it. Read more
Important Facts About The Wood Floor Restoration Process Before you begin reading, it's necessary to say that this is not a guide on how to sand your floor. This article is meant to give you a general idea of the risks and dangers involved, when someone who has never before attempted floor sanding, might encounter. We will also provide you with some insight into how the different stages of floor restoration, to allow you to understand how the process works. Read more
6 Golden Rules For Sanding Wood flooring is one of the best flooring choices available on the market. It is often the perfect solution because of many of its beneficial aspects. This natural product is very hygienic and easy to maintain. Read more
Gray, White Or Dark – What Are The Trendy Colours For Wooden Floors? Staining a floor is not just some straightforward mechanical task. It requires planning and the ability to express your personality through the colour and overall design. To truly ensure that everything fits together perfectly within the interior of the room. Read more
Floor Sanding Service Adapted For Care And Nursing Homes In British residential care and nursing homes, where the main priority is the comfort and personalised care for adults with a variety of requirements and needs, initiating, considering and undergoing a wood floor sanding service might not sound like the best idea. Gone are the days when stripping off the surface of a wooden floor was a messy process that causes a lot of disruption to the day-to-day life of families, individuals and people engaged in commercial activities. Today’s floor sanding services and treatments are nothing they were before and there is no trace left of the messiness, untidiness, noise and inconvenience there used to be a couple of decades back, before the technical and professional improvement we can witness and enjoy to this date. Read more
Sanding Your Hardwood Floor By Yourself - Possible? But How? The purpose of this article is not to be a detailed DIY floor sanding article but to provide some general advice on the matter, mostly concerning the choice of equipment and the amount of work involved. Can I Sand My Hardwood Floor by Hand? Is it possible? Yes. Is it smart? Not by any chance. Read more
Advanced Guide On The Different Floor Sanding Machines Sanding wooden floors as a part of the wood floor restoration process is an important step. The first question, which usually comes in mind is related to the type of equipment needed. The "mighty" belt sander is a good mate in most of the floor restoration works we may face. Read more
Finishing Wooden Floors with White Wash Effect This modern finish is getting more and more popular for both wooden furniture and wood floors. Usually, people would go for the whitewash staining effect on the floors to match lighter furniture or to achieve a feeling of a larger space in smaller sized rooms. There are few ways to achieve a whitewash effect on your wooden floors. Read more
Is Engineered Flooring Applicable For Floor Sanding? Floor sanding is a real wood floor restoration service. It is used for the removal of scratches, light indentations, surface stains and old, worn sealants from the wooden floors as well as restoring their beautiful appearance. The Advantages of an Engineered Floor Engineered flooring comes with a few unique advantages over solid hardwood. Read more
Floor Sanding Advice For Stain Application You want a beautiful and smooth wooden floor with its character and feel to it? Why not stain it and add whitewash, grey, or dark chocolate shade to it to contrast with your white leather sofa and light furniture? Floor sanding and stripping must be performed carefully and professionally. You do it in two ways. By using a wood dye, also known as a stain, which is a coloured substance suspended in a solvent and capable of soaking into the wood itself. Read more
Gap Filling and Floor Restoration Gaps, Draughts and Wooden Floors Wood is a natural material. It possesses the ability to absorb and release moisture from and into the air (Also known as hygroscopy). As a result, wood can shrink or expand depending on the conditions. Read more
Bamboo Floor Restoration When we talk about bamboo flooring, probably we should start by mentioning something obvious - it's not a tree but a grass. It is also a fairly new flooring material and the quality of the product varies greatly depending on the manufacturer. There is also not a dedicating grading system which can help you determine exactly what are you buying. Read more
Cork Floor Restoration Process Cork flooring is beautiful and warm, natural-looking and unique wood floor solution. To extend its life span and protect its beauty, floor restoration is essential. The restoration process has been discussed below, including different flooring services such as cork floor sanding, sealing and repairs. Read more
Pine Boards Restoration & Pine Floor Board Repairs Wood floor repair is not something that you will need to get often. However, hard wood flooring, like everything else will inevitably show some signs of wear in time. Professional wood floor repair is all you need to make them look as good as new again. Read more
Why Parquet Flooring Sanding is Not Recommended for DIY It is great to be a DIY enthusiast, the joy of being able to do something more complicated by yourself is very important to every person's self-esteem. Colouring the walls of your home, or making a decoration from the old unusable material is a good way to start DIY-ing, but certain procedures might be better left to professionals. A good example is parquet floor sanding and restoration. Read more