More and more homes and business premises are turning to cork for their flooring, and it is fast becoming one of the preferred choices in the flooring industry. Why so? Eco-Friendly When the cork is stripped from the cork oak tree, it causes no harm to the tree, so it… Read More →
Cats and dogs, although they bring a lot of happiness to a home, can also wreak havoc, especially in rooms that have carpeting or wooden floors. Sharp claws, loose hairs and mud brought in from outside can all rapidly damage your flooring, often irreparably, and they can also transfer more… Read More →
We’re all familiar by now with the most common measures we can take to make our homes more environmentally-friendly such as installing loft and wall insulation; fitting solar panels; installing low-energy bulbs and recycling as much as possible, but one aspect that is often overlooked is flooring. There are in… Read More →
If there’s one thing almost anyone can agree on, it’s surely that a hardwood floor can make even the most average of rooms look amazing. However the other thing that there can be no doubt about is that wooden floors also require a lot of work to keep them looking… Read More →
Hardwood is one of the most popular forms of flooring in the UK – it looks absolutely fantastic, lasts for years and many suitable woods are available that will suit a home. However it does come with its downsides – it is expensive to obtain, and usually requires considerable maintenance… Read More →
A ceramic tile floor can be a beautiful, eye-catching design solution for many homes, however because it is a hard tile, it can be unsuitable for certain applications. If you’re considering a tile flooring option then here are some aspects to keep in mind: Water-Resistance Ceramic tiles are most often… Read More →
Laminate manufacturers all have their own specific instructions for installation and any deviations could void your warranty so always check these first. Some manufacturers do sell laminate that can be installed over short pile carpet that is less than ¼ inch high and has no pad underneath. However, in general… Read More →
Natural hardwood floors can add a touch of beauty and elegance to any home – especially in a kitchen. One of the rumoured downsides of wooden flooring is the work involved in cleaning and protecting them, as they’re typically more expensive than other floor coverings and are harder to replace… Read More →
The vast majority of us have, at some point, spilled something on our flooring. Luckily, floor covering like tiles, wooden floors and laminate flooring are good as new after a quick wipe with a cloth or mop, and some cleaning solution. Unfortunately, the resolution isn’t always quite as easy when… Read More →
When considering what type of flooring to have in your home or other property, there are a number of things to consider. For those who like a hard flooring, you might decide upon either wooden or laminate flooring, both of which have a number of advantages. The most obvious difference… Read More →