top 7 questions to ask when buying wood flooring
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Top 7 Questions to Ask When Buying Wood Flooring
Which type of wood floor is right for me, solid or engineered?
That depends on where you want to install it. Both solid and engineered wood floors are made using real wood, so both are environmentally friendly.
Which wood species is right for me?
Choosing the right species of wood flooring for you is strictly a matter of your style, budget and personal preference. More than 50 domestic and imported species of wood flooring are available to achieve a unique look.
Is a factory-finished floor or a site-finished floor better for me?
Each method has its own benefits and advantages, and choosing the right method will depend on the level of customization you want to achieve, and your personal preference.
I’ve seen different finish some are shiny and some are not.Which is
better? Satin gloss finishes offer the most shine, and will
reflect the most light. Semi-gloss finishes offer some shine, and will reflect some light. Satin or matte finishes offer the least shine.
I’m concerned about pets scratching my floors. Is there anything I can do
to prevent this? There are several things you can do to minimize
scratches from pets on your wood floors. Place scatter rugs at all doors to minimize the amount of dirt and grit being tracked in, especially if your pet likes to dig.
How do I keep my floors looking new?
All hardwood floors should be cleaned
regularly. To accomplish that,
simply sweep, dust mop or vacuum the
floors with the beater bar turned off to
remove dirt and grit from between the floor
boards.
How long after I order my floors will it take before they are
installed? That depends. Site-finished floors will take longer to install
than factory-finished floors since the finish needs to be applied, and dry, on site.Depending on the type of finish
used
