December 9, 2014
Bamboo Flooring: A “Green” way to cover your floors Bamboo floorings are gaining in popularity owing to their superior aesthetics and functionalities and their low cost as compared with most hardwood flooring. There are several types of Bamboo Flooring available: Horizontal Natural (and Spice / Carbonized) Vertical Natural (and Spice / Carbonized) Strand Woven (Natural …
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December 9, 2014
Engineered wood flooring is gaining popularity as a solid wood alternative, partly due to better manufacturing and it’s greener disposition. For homeowners who want the elegant look of solid wood, but need something a little more eco- or budget-friendly, engineered wood is a great choice. In fact, engineered wood has several benefits over solid …
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December 9, 2014
Occasionally, even a well-installed wood floor can release from the sub-floor. There are many reasons which may be difficult to predict prior to installation that your wood floors can cup or buckle. It may be that the concrete slab underneath the floor wasn’t properly cured. Or, the flooring could be coming up in places where …
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September 1, 2012
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July 16, 2012
Historically, carpet has outsold almost all other types of floor covering in the US, having been accountable at its height for almost 60% of all floor covering sold. In fact, carpet represents over 50% of a typical floor-covering dealer’s purchases, according to a white paper written by
