Archive for the 'Flooring' Category
Feb4th
Monday, February 4th, 2008

(ARA) – The reclaimed wood movement has been building momentum for years, and now it’s gone “extreme.” Once, old barns and dilapidated factories served as primary sources for reclaimed woods. Now, flooring manufacturers are ranging farther afield – in distance and time – to find exotic and exciting sources of wood.
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Jan14th
Monday, January 14th, 2008

(ARA) - Homeowners with hardwood floors are often concerned about damaging their floors during the winter season. Without proper care, winter’s harsh elements — slush, snow and salt — can dull the varnish of hardwood floors and even cause warping and gapping.
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Dec17th
Monday, December 17th, 2007
By: Johan Nickson
Sanding floorboards is a very popular alternative to laminate flooring. It usually works out much less expensive, and a depending on the style of your home can often look much better.
The great beauty of sanded floorboards is they can usually be completed start to finish over the space of a weekend, depending on the size of the room and of course, providing you have the right equipment.
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Dec5th
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
By Darin Sewell
The beauty of laminate flooring is uncontested, nothing can beat the shine of well kept wood floors. On the other hand unclean dull wood floors can make any room look dirty and dingy. Most home owners with wood floors often wonder what is the best approach for laminate floor cleaning? The answer is quite simple and laminate floor cleaning can be easily accomplished with common household chemicals!
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Sep8th
Saturday, September 8th, 2007
By Simon Harris
Did you know that for much of its history, most people lived with dirt flooring in their homes and places of work? Hardwood flooring, though, has been around for at least several centuries. In the past, hardwood flooring was crafted by hand (electric power tools not yet being available), meaning that it was a lot of work to put one in. Today, however, modern technology and manufacturing processes make it possible for just about any homeowner to install and enjoy the benefits of a hardwood floor.
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Sep6th
Thursday, September 6th, 2007
By Mr. Miyagi
Are you searching for a great alternative in hardwood flooring? Then you should consider bamboo flooring as an option. More people are turning to this type of flooring because it has several advantages. For example, it is great for the environment. You do however, need to learn all the facts about bamboo flooring before you decide to jump on the bandwagon. So is bamboo flooring for you? There are some important details that you need to understand before saying for sure that it is the right option for you.
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Jul16th
Monday, July 16th, 2007
By Arturo Ronzon
Hardwood flooring installation and the finishing process can be a painstaking and meticulous project, but the rewards of a glowing and beautiful hardwood floor can well be worth the time and effort you have put into the task. If you think you have a sharp eye for detail and are ready to tackle the size of a hardwood flooring installation, you can feel confident about getting all the help you need either online or at a home improvement store near you.
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Jul12th
Thursday, July 12th, 2007
By Arturo Ronzon
When you choose to replace your existing floor with laminate flooring, you will be able to enjoy the look of solid hardwood or ceramic tile without the expense and maintenance that these types of flooring require. It is just as easy to install laminate flooring as any other type.
If you have decided on tile laminate flooring, installation can be easy if you are prepared. The best way to do that is to do some research and read all installation instructions that come with your product before you begin.
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