Solid Wood Flooring offers a unique combination of class, durability and character to its surroundings - making it one of the best flooring choices for a homeowner looking for a new floor. However, these dashing good looks and amazing characteristics of hardwood floors need protecting from daily wear and tear and other environmental circumstances and require a little attention. The general rule of thumb for any solid wood flooring is: pay your flooring care and attention and your floor will reward you with years of stunning style and service.
Can you lay laminate flooring anywhere in the home? The answer is yes, a small selection of laminates can - however, approach with caution. So where can I lay laminate flooring and where should I avoid?
A wood floor can change the aesthetics of your room with its beautiful and unique grain patterns and characterful look. Although the finish of a wood floor can affect the feel of the room, the width of the planks is also important to consider as this can change the look of a room dramatically. Wooden planks are sold in various widths from narrow 80mm wide strips to ultra wide 220mm boards - your choice can make a room look bigger, busier, cosier or even more relaxed so it's important to know which width to go for to create the look you desire. Here we will discuss the look narrow or wide planks will achieve!
