Solid Wood Flooring

In order to have years of satisfaction from your chosen laminate or wooden floor please take time to read the information below. Read the manufacturer’s fitting and cleaning instructions [...]

If you maintain your floor well, you should not find yourself in a situation where you need to perform repairs. Mats placed at external doors and felt pads on your furniture will protect your [...]

Once your wooden floor has been laid, you will want to make sure you look after it correctly so you can enjoy its beauty and warmth for many years to come. There are products designed to do just [...]

Choosing the correct cleaner for your wooden floor is very important. The wrong cleaner can leave your floor looking dull and smeared or even cause damage! Be wary of “all in one” [...]

Prepare the existing stairs to receive the new stair profiles. Most stair nosings are suitable for right angled stairs only. For stairs that have a rounded profile, please follow either [...]

Laying Solid Wood Floors There are three main methods used to fix Hard wood flooring. Which method you choose may depend on the sub floor you are fixing to, and the wood flooring you are fixing. [...]

When fitting an engineered or solid wood floor always work from several packs at once. This will ensure your floor has an even shading across the whole area. Remember each pack may be slightly [...]

Due to the natural movement characteristics of wood, slight cupping is sometimes unavoidable with wood flooring, especially in wider boards. At 12% moisture content the board in general should [...]

It is important to decide which direction to lay your new wood flooring. There is no fixed rule, but you should consider the following points before making your decision. Laying the boards long [...]

It often makes sense to lay the floor following the longest wall, this is nearly always the best choice in a narrow hall. In general if it looks and feels right for you, that’s the way to [...]