Category: Wood Flooring

One of the best approaches to see a home purchaser’s eyes light up is to fling open the way to a home with Oak Wood Flooring. With such a variety of distinctive choices out there, it can be challenging to know which approach to take and what will satisfy the wide scope of audience. For instance, should you pick a softer or harder species? What about the plank size? This article elaborates on these for you to get in-depth understanding.…

It doesn’t take too much effort to maintain wood flooring. Below are the three fundamentals of keeping your floors looking 10 out of 10 at all times. Dusting is probably something done once a week, but we don’t think this is enough. We recommend dusting daily to keep the dust and dirt off your floor. It’s also something we recommend if you live in a house full of allergy and asthma sufferers. If you want to catch dust quickly, use…

You can protect hardwood floors by regularly waxing them. Here are a few products to help you maintain your floor. Solid paste wax is usually the most popular and you would have to apply by hand. Moisten a lint-free cotton cloth and then wring it dry. This is so it doesn’t absorb too much wax. Apply the wax lightly and evenly, working it into the surface. Be weary of using paste wax on no-wax flooring/vinyl. Liquid wax/oil is also another popular choice…

Wear and tear is the main cause of splinters on wood floors. If you get poked with a splinter, then it can get painful! If you see a splinter, then firstly try and use the point of a utility knife to pry up the part of the splinter which isn’t attached to the wood. We recommend wearing eye goggles when attempting this, as prying splinters can cause them to fly towards your face. Clean the floor and splinter after removal…

Wood floors look amazing, but know how to maintain them is very important. Otherwise you can have a wood floor which isn’t looking its best. When cleaning your floors, first off remember to AVOID using regular cleaning products, which will do more harm than good for your floor. Definitely avoid using water to mop the floors, as this will cause permanent damage. Damp clothes to wipe spills, but never pour water directly on the floor. If you vacuum the floor,…