Solid Wood Flooring

Over the years, we have seen solid wood flooring used in living rooms, hotel room ceilings, and bar coverings among other places. Check out our gallery or projects page if you need ideas. Particularly helpful on surfaces above the floor are these woods. From our Bold Surfaces, which fit for highlighting brand identity and creating a strong design statement, commercial settings wishing to have a unique wall can much benefit. Please get professional advice by getting in touch with our staff so they may suggest the best solid floor for your space. Please visit our contact us page to ask about commercial affairs. To see these items personally, kindly visit our all-in-one construction materials display facility located in Foshan, China.

We advise looking at our extensive building materials showroom in Foshan, China for a whole range of solid and engineered wood flooring solutions. When you are here, you can fully understand the special characteristics of every floor, use our professional advice, and view your possibilities on a more broad level. Regarding your design, it is advised of commercial clients to speak with one of our industry experts. Having a lot of experience, the team has worked on projects of many forms, sizes, and specifications, therefore guaranteeing their required skills to handle any difficulty, regardless of scale.

Solid wood flooring comes in several thickness levels, generally 1/2\", 5/8\", and 3/4\". Since both 1/2″ thick and 3/4″ thick flooring manufacture calls for the same raw material, their cost difference is negligible.

Hardwood flooring typically costs roughly $16 per square foot on average for homes; expenses sometimes range from $7 to $25 per square foot. Hardwood flooring offers a classy, classic look, the installation process can call for a large financial outlay. This guide explores the factors influencing hardwood flooring costs, such as floor size and type of wood, therefore improving your understanding of this renovation project.

Every week or so, use a slightly moist mop to clean the wood; too much water can damage it and cause long-lasting damage. Moreover, it is advised to use a flat-headed spray mop since it indicates that the cleaning liquid is rapidly absorbed, so preventing any moisture from seeping into the floor.

Real hardwood flooring show unique grain patterns that vary naturally across individual boards. Look closely for minute changes in line, color, and knots. Should the pattern seem very homogeneous and repetitious, most likely produced wooden or laminate flooring is used.