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Not sure which floor to choose or how to lay it? Feeling overwhelmed by the multitude of features and technical specifications? We’d be happy to help you find your way around.
Flooring after flooding: How to tell if your flooring needs replacing
Laminate flooring remains one of the most popular types on our market. However, the current flooding situation shows that in high-risk areas, 100% waterproof flooring may be a better choice. With an increasing number of enquiries about how to determine whether a floor needs replacing after flooding, we have decided to put together a few tips.
Why does your floor still look dirty even after cleaning? 5 mistakes that almost everyone makes
If your floor seems to look dirty just a few hours after cleaning, you’re probably making one of the following mistakes.
How to choose a floor: A complete guide for your interior
Choosing a new floor is a decision that will affect not only the look of your home, but also its functionality and comfort for many years to come. If you’re wondering how to choose a floor, you should take several factors into account – from style and durability to maintenance and budget. Here is an overview of the main types of flooring, their advantages and tips to help you make the right decision.
This mistake could ruin your new floor: Find out when you can’t leave the old floor under the new one!
Are you wondering when it’s possible to lay a new floor over an old one, and what conditions must be met for the chosen installation method? Today we’ll be looking at this type of installation in more detail, so if you’re interested in this topic, do read this article.
Glue-down or click-lock: Which method of floor installation should you choose?
When choosing a floor, one of the factors to consider is whether you plan to install it using adhesive or the click system. With some products, you have no choice – they are designed for only one type of installation. Others, however, offer choice and flexibility. In practice, you will come across conflicting recommendations – should you glue the flooring down or use a click-lock system?
Laying flooring over the existing floor. Is this a good idea? Do you know how to do it?
The prospect of a long and expensive floor renovation is unlikely to appeal to anyone. Sometimes, however, an old floor can serve well as a base for a new one, but only under certain conditions. Laying a new floor over the existing one is a quick way to achieve a beautiful floor without a lengthy and costly renovation significant noise irritating dust restrictions on the renovated areas additional costs due to the need to hire a specialist