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Debunking Five Common Wood Floor Myths
Don’t let misinformation hold you back from investing in the timeless beauty of hardwood. Contrary to what you may have heard, classic hardwood is sustainable, durable and within your reach. Wood floors combine style and functionality to any home project, so come with us as we bust the top five myths regarding their care.
Posted on January 21, 2020
Water Doesn't Have To Ruin Your Floors
One of the most costly threats to your hardwood floors is water damage. Water damage can occur from spills, leaks and humidity and moisture in the air. Of course the best way to save your hardwood floors from water damage is to employ preventive measures.
Posted on January 21, 2020
The Classic Wall Reimagined
The New Year is a great time to recharge yourself and your style. Start the new decade off right with something bold. Gone are the days of the subtle accent wall, 2020 is all about making a statement. So while you’re working hard on those personal resolutions, don’t forget to think about your home. Join us as we run through some of the best wall trends for the upcoming year and find out how to make them work for you.
Posted on January 14, 2020
The Brick & Board Collection by Real Wood Floors
For generations, hardwood flooring has proven to be the standard for beautiful homes. The Brick & Board Collection features smooth faced planks that are gently brushed to reveal the authentic, natural wood grain. This reinterpretation of the classic wood floor will bring enduring beauty to your home.
Posted on January 14, 2020
Elevate Your Stairwell
Good design leaves no space untouched, so when it comes to stairs don’t let the opportunity to make a statement slip out of reach. Your stairs are more than just a way of getting from one floor to another. They are a chance to showcase your passions, tastes and talents in a unique way. From seasonal accents to priceless artwork, find out how to make your stairs into a gorgeous vignette of style
Posted on January 07, 2020
Fix The Squeak
Two pieces of wood rubbing together are the cause of most squeaks in wooden floors. There are two reason this happens. In one case the wood floor has pulled away from the sub floor that lies beneath it. Most hard wood floors are installed by nailing the wood floorboards to a plywood sub floor which rests on the support beams underneath. The sub floor can warp or the nails used to secure the floorboards in place come loose.
Posted on January 06, 2020
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