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Hardwood Floor Refinishing Preserves Beauty

The look of hardwood floors and stairs is timeless. Hardwood is a feature that is sought after by homeowners and buyers because it never goes out of style. Over time,…

Hardwood Floors, Sanding, Stair refinishing

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Refinishing Your Hardwood Flooring Without Sanding

Is it possible and is there an alternative? Over time, the lustre and natural beauty of your hardwood floors dulls and diminishes. This is when it becomes necessary to refinish…

Sanding, Sandless Refinishing

There are many options and possibilities when it comes to installing hardwood floors. Few of the most common types include plank, strip, parquet, engineered, laminated floors.

All of the above are either nailed or glued down on top of existing sub-floor. In condominiums or commercial properties where sub-floor consists of concrete, plywood is applied on top of the slab in order to allow for nailing of the floor. All glued down floors can be directly applied on top of the concrete. See diagrams below outlining different floor types, installation techniques as well as examples of transition and finishing trims commonly used.