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Weather Winter in Style: How to Keep Your Floors Looking New Through the Seasons
A little planning can go a long way when it comes to keeping your home looking its best. No matter what kind of weather you may be facing this season, plan to help your home stay in shape through the holidays and beyond. Check out our top five tips for keeping your floor looking great through the rain, sleet and snow.
Posted on October 28, 2019
Real Clean Floors
Wood floors are awesome. Keeping them awesome, like it or not, takes a little TLC. Fortunately, it takes much less time and effort than it used to. Nevertheless, when you put the work into caring for your wood floor, you want the biggest bang for your buck, right? For the best solution for owners and users of beautiful floors, Real Wood Floors developed their own line of cleaning products.
Posted on October 28, 2019
Wear Layers And Longevity
We talk a lot about the thickness of the wear layer on our products. The wear layer is the usable surface on an engineered floor, the layer of hardwood that sits on top that gives the floor its unique appearance which is exactly the same as a solid 3/4” floor.
Posted on October 21, 2019
Repurposing vs. Buying New
When it comes to home renovation, it can be tempting to buy everything new. But with so many options to upcycle and repurpose don’t think it’s the only way to source materials. Find out what to buy new, reuse or recycle for your next big project.
Posted on October 21, 2019
The Best Pet Friendly Materials for Your Home
These days, pets are part of the family. It is no surprise that designers are relying on sensible solutions to make home decor more animal-friendly. Using durable fabrics, stain resistant furniture and long-lasting materials, watch as we pair substance with style to make your home a welcome retreat for humans and furry four-legged friends alike.
Posted on October 14, 2019
Wood Floors and Pets
If you’re thinking of getting new wood floors and you’re wondering how well they will hold up under the traffic of your four legged friends, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. The ability of a floor to hold up under the traffic of large pets will be determined by a couple of issues.
Posted on October 14, 2019
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