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The importance of training in floor prep

Installing hardwood is a multi-step, intricate operation that takes skill and knowledge to complete. Errors at any point in the procedure might result in expensive rework and put building occupants’ health and safety at risk. Giving installation teams the right training is the greatest way to guarantee that they produce projects that are safe, aesthetically … Read more

Leveling subfloors

A floor patch is merely a “patch”; you apply it to small sections. The purpose of patching material is not to “level” or even “flatten” a substrate. In most cases, a patching material is suitable if you have some seams, “bird baths,” or minor imperfections. Despite being a widespread practice, applying a “skim coat” only … Read more

Using data loggers for a successful acclimation

If you’re installing pricey flooring, the last thing you want is for it to get damaged soon after. But how do you handle factors beyond your control? You can’t dictate how your customers maintain their home environment once you’ve completed the job. They might not realize the importance of keeping temperature and humidity levels stable. … Read more

The Balancing Act of Function and Design

Hardwood flooring is not only stylish, robust, and long-lasting; it can also provide warmth and charm to any room. Furthermore, it may function nicely with a range of design styles. Every piece of wood stands out because of its natural features, like grain, texture, and hue. This distinctiveness means no two pieces look the same. … Read more

Harmonizing Elements

Walnut flooring is a popular and distinctive option for interior design because of its dark color, fine texture, and brown streaks. There are a few factors to take into account while choosing paint colors. First of all, the paint color needs to blend in with the walnut floor’s deep hues. White, off-white, or light grey … Read more

Harwood with a dark side

Each type of hardwood flooring has unique qualities and advantages that you should consider while choosing one for your house. Hickory flooring is finicky, attractive, tough to work with, incredibly durable, environmentally sensitive, oversold, and occasionally unable to meet expectations. Compared to other flooring alternatives like teak and American walnut, hickory is renowned for its … Read more

Pin Moisture Meters for Wood Floors

Extreme moisture levels in floor planks can significantly damage a wood floor. Even a flawlessly installed floor can experience warping or bowing if the moisture content wasn’t appropriate during installation or if it changes afterward. Dimensional changes in wood vary by species when moisture content fluctuates. With hundreds of boards laid out, defects become noticeable, … Read more

Color Trends Go “Wild” in 2025

In 2025, color is expected to be more individualized than ever. Leading paint businesses and color organizations are among the trend forecasters who concur that customers choose layered hues over cold neutrals, faded grays, and harsh whites. Electric brights, stunning rubies, and fresh neutrals are just a few of the surprising and classic hues that … Read more

Flooring Set to Embrace Optimism and Bring: JOY TO INTERIORS

Interior design relies heavily on color, and flooring is the foundation for the whole look. Selecting the ideal color and finish for your floor is crucial, and natural wood flooring is a popular choice. Unsurprisingly, it remains the most preferred flooring option for North American homeowners. The hardwood floor industry constantly adapts to changing color … Read more

Addressing a Floor at the End of its Service Life

The timeless beauty of hardwood flooring can significantly increase the visual appeal of your house. However, how well you maintain this investment will determine how long it lasts. With proper maintenance, hardwood floors can endure for many years, contributing significantly to your treasured home’s memories. Assessing Wood Floor Wear If the floor is solid wood, … Read more