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There are three major installation methods used in Hardwood Flooring. • One of the more common installations is the Nail Down method. In this method the wood planks are nailed down to the sub floor, using a nail gun. The sub floor is usually made
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Our products can be found at leading flooring retail sites across the United States and Canada. For a specific retail location, please send us an email at info@bellefloor.com that includes your address and zip code and we will locate the nearest
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The best way to clean laminate hardwood flooring is with a moist rag and mop. You should not add any chemicals or cleaners to the water. This may damage the floor.
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What's Around the Bend for Laminate Flooring? Friday October 30, 2009 We spoke to Jacob Martin, of the online retailer Floors to Your Home, about where laminate and engineered flooring are today and where they are going. We even talked a bit about
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Bamboo hardwood floors are a good choice, as it rates harder and more durable than many of the classic hard wood floors. With chosing bamboo flooring your cosumer dollars are voting for a better environment. Because this is atually a woody grass it
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Bamboo Flooring and the Environment Bamboo flooring is not only a beautiful flooring, but it is a very quick growing plant. An entire harvest of bamboo can be replenished in three to seven years; in fact it's almost impossible to make it stop
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Bamboo flooring has become known as the “going green flooring” and has been proven to outperform traditional hardwood flooring in many different aspects. Because it only takes a few years for a bamboo plant to grow to maturity compared to the
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• 1. Our tread top is a ¾” glued up solid wood panel allowing the top and nosing to be one solid piece which resists squeaks and movement. • 2. Traditional nosings are applied on site and have less durability than traditional nosing applications. •
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Carpets gather dust, animal dander, mildew, mites, pet urine, pollen and other irritants that can cause respiratory difficulties and are also harmful to those suffering from asthma or allergies, properly maintained hardwood flooring is extremely
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