Composite Decking Vs Wood Decking
Composite decking and traditional wood decking are two popular options for homeowners looking to build or renovate outdoor living spaces. Both materials have th . . .
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EP What is Parquetry?
Parquetry is “a geometric mosaic of wood pieces used for decorative effect”. Commonly used in both furnishing and flooring, parquetry dates back to the mid . . .
Bona Mops for floor maintenance
Incredibly versatile, the Bona Premium Spray Mop for Wood Floors provides the ultimate care and protection for sealed wood floors. The pH-neutral formula is rea . . .
EP What causes floors to fade?
Sinple answer? - Time. Hardwood flooring is a natural product, and like all natural materials, it can change in appearance over time. One of the most common cha . . .
EP Accentuate Your Hallway
Hardwood flooring is a popular choice for hallways because of its durability, elegance, and timeless appeal. Hallways are high-traffic areas, and hardwood is ab . . .
EP Kitchens & Wood Flooring
Wood flooring in kitchens is a design choice that has gained popularity over the years due to its warm, inviting, and timeless appeal. However, the kitchen is a . . .
Wood Finishes - Matte, Satin, Gloss
The finish on a wood floor not only affects how the floor looks but also how it feels underfoot and how it reflects light. Satin, matte, and glossy are terms us . . .
EP UV Oil Flooring Protection
UV oil for wood floor protection is a type of finish that combines the natural look and feel of traditional oil finishes with the added durability and quick cur . . .
Invisible Lacquers - What are they?
Invisible floor lacquer or finish refers to a type of wood floor finish that maintains the natural, untreated appearance of the wood while still providing prote . . .
Effects of Flooding with Solid Wood Floors
Solid wood floors are typically more susceptible to water damage compared to engineered wood floors due to the nature of the wood. While wood is a naturally dur . . .
