Flooring Finishes
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A large variety of flooring options await your remodeling endeavor. Take time to get to know the hottest trends and price points available to you. You might be surprised what your budget might afford you. Taking time to establish a solid base sub-floor before applying your flooring choice makes a huge difference in your quality of installation.
A few of your options to consider…
Solid hardwood flooring adds a feeling of elegance to your home. Hardwood flooring options and variations in stain and finish offer unlimited possibilities to choose from. Some of the most popular species include maple, white or red oak, cherry, ash, hickory. Hardwood flooring is thick, and durable allowing multiple future refinishing opportunities.
Bamboo is a eco-friendly, sustainable building product that can be grown from a sprout to harvest in as little as 3 years. Bamboo is fire resistant which is a benefit to residential applications. Bamboo comes in laminated planks which lend to flooring applications. It’s light color add to a modern feel when installed with the added benefit of Bamboo being harder than both red oak and hard maple by over 13 percent.
Resembling hardwood flooring, engineered hardwood flooring is a composite of a plywood or particle board base and a veneer of hardwood that can be made from almost any species. Three to seven layers are glued and and hot pressed to form a sturdy product that is resistant to humidity. This makes them perfectly suited to parts of the home where moisture and humidity could be a detriment to natural hardwood floors, such as the kitchen or the basement.
Linoleum is an extremely durable flooring choice. Made with natural materials such as linseed oil, cork, stone, wood four, and tree resin, linoleum comes in a variety of colors and finishes that now convincingly simulate the latest hardwood finishes and styles, making linoleum a sensible choice for bathrooms and basements as well as a viable choice for townhomes and penthouses as well.
Natural stone is beautiful and elegant. No two tiles are alike. Stone comes in a wide range of choices including travertine, marble, slate, granite, limestone, and onyx. Installation and cost of raw materials make stone a bit more expensive. Stone is long lasting and timeless and adds a richness and oppulence to the feel of any home.
Ceramic tile is the most common floor tile found in residential homes. Ceramic tile is easy to install and is durable if properly cared for. Produced in a variety of shapes, ceramic tile is quite adaptable to all design styles. A variety of glaze finishes are offered that include high-gloss, semigloss and matte finishes. Ceramic floors are water resistant and easy to clean and maintain.
Choose wisely and get off on a solid footing
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