Flooring Explained
Chevron Flooring: Engineered Wood Pros and Cons
Flooring plays a crucial role in defining the overall aesthetics of a space, and one style that has ...
Herringbone Click Flooring: A Timeless Choice
Herringbone click flooring gives you the classic herringbone pattern with a much quicker fit: the en...
Does Engineered Wood Need to Acclimate?
Does engineered wood need to acclimate? Yes, in most cases. Even though engineered boards are far mo...
Cheap Wood Look Flooring for Homes and Flats
Cheap wood look flooring has never been more convincing. Laminate gives the most realistic wood effe...
Lacquer for Engineered Wood Flooring: What to Know
Lacquer for engineered wood flooring forms a clear, hard-wearing film on the surface of the wood, pr...
Floating Hardwood Floor Over Concrete: Good Idea?
A floating hardwood floor over concrete is possible with some solid wood products, but it is usually...
Real Wood vs Engineered Wood Flooring Compared
Real wood vs engineered wood flooring is a slightly misleading comparison, because engineered wood i...
Before Buying Engineered Wood Flooring: What to Check
Before buying engineered wood flooring, check a few things that make the biggest difference: the roo...
Hand Scraped Engineered Wood Flooring Buying Guide
Hand scraped engineered wood flooring has a deliberately uneven, textured surface that recreates the...
Expansion Gap for Engineered Wood Flooring Guide
The expansion gap for engineered wood flooring is the small space left between the floor and every w...