Wood Flooring Blog
6th
Feb
2015
@ 17:25
Hakwood Premier / 1-bis or Prime Engineered Oak Flooring?
In our previous blog post, we took at look at the Classical and the Rustic grades of the Hakwood engineered oak flooring. For a cleaner...
5th
Feb
2015
@ 17:43
Hakwood Classical Or Rustic Engineered Oak Flooring?
As one of the pioneers of engineered oak flooring, Hakwood have been in business since 1903. Nowadays, Hakwood have a huge range of...
4th
Feb
2015
@ 17:48
February 2015 Special Offer: 160mm Manor House Solid Oak Flooring
Into a new month we go and with it comes our latest special offer. For February 2015 only, we are offering our 160mm wide Manor House...
30th
Jan
2015
@ 12:21
January 2015 Special Offer: Ends Soon!
The first month of 2015 is nearly over, which means its nearly time for this months special offer to end. All throughout January 2015,...
29th Jan 2015 @ 15:34 Peak Oak Meets JCB
"Our customers can get along without us. We can’t get along without them.” Customers are everything at JCB, something we also...
28th Jan 2015 @ 16:03 Why Choose Barn Grade Oak Flooring?
The grade of oak flooring you choose is one of the biggest influences in how your room will look once the floor has been laid. On one...
23rd Jan 2015 @ 16:23 What Is Secret Screwing / Secret Nailing?
When laying oak flooring, there are a number of fitting options available to you. How you fit your floor is dependant on your...
21st Jan 2015 @ 17:34 Character Grade Solid Oak Flooring: Unfinished Or Prefinished?
The character grade is by far our most popular grade of oak flooring available. This grade is available in our engineered oak flooring...
20th Jan 2015 @ 16:26 Glueing Oak Flooring: Good Or Bad Idea?
Traditionally all oak flooring would have been fitted using the surface nailing method. As oak boards were not tongue and grooved, nails...
16th Jan 2015 @ 18:15 What Are My Options With Oak Doors?
A traditional solid oak door provides something that no softwood door can ever hope to match. Oak doors create a feeling of solidity and...
