Wood Flooring Blog
31st Dec 2013 @ 16:17 How Can I Protect My Oak Flooring?
An oak floor is designed to last for generations. Of course to help it to do so, the boards should be properly protected and maintained....
30th Dec 2013 @ 17:41 Which Oak Door Is Right For Me?
The feeling of solidity and security from a solid oak door is something no softwood door can ever match. Oak has been used to make doors...
27th Dec 2013 @ 14:54 New Carpet Or Oak Flooring?
With Christmas day now passed, we now turn our attention to the New Year 2014. Many see the new year as a great time to be out with the...
24th Dec 2013 @ 12:53 What Makes Good Oak Flooring?
When searching the oak flooring market, you will know doubt come across the range of different options that are available to you. Sadly...
23rd Dec 2013 @ 16:18 What is The Difference Between Barn and Character Grade Oak Flooring?
In a previous blog post, we took a look at what exactly what were the key differences between prime grade and select grade solid oak...
20th Dec 2013 @ 17:57 Thick Or Thin Oak Flooring?
When browsing the oak flooring market, you will no doubt come across the various depths of boards which are available. Some companies...
19th Dec 2013 @ 16:55 How Can I Achieve A Natural Looking Oak Floor?
As standard, the majority of the oak flooring in which we supply, is done so in an unfinished form. Unfinished oak flooring are boards...
18th Dec 2013 @ 15:57 Where To Use Engineered Oak Flooring
Engineered Oak Flooring allows people to lay an oak floor in areas where they traditionally would not have been able to or have been...
17th Dec 2013 @ 17:53 Points To Consider When Choosing Wide Board Oak Flooring
One important factor when purchasing your oak flooring is choosing a width of board which suits your needs and tastes. Our oak flooring...
13th Dec 2013 @ 17:46 How To Lay Oak Flooring On Concrete
Traditionally solid oak flooring was laid by simply sending a nail straight through surface of the boards, at even spacing into the...
