by linnea | May 11, 2022 | Flooring Options For Your Home, Hardwood Flooring Blog, Uncategorized
How Long Does Polyurethane Take to Dry? How to Speed Up The Drying Time? A significant challenge for anyone finishing a hardwood floor is being patient through the time it takes waiting for the polyurethane coat to dry. While waiting for the natural drying process is...
by linnea | Apr 26, 2022 | Flooring Options For Your Home, Hardwood Floor Maintenance, Hardwood Flooring Blog, Uncategorized
All About Refinishing Engineered Hardwood Floors So, can you refinish engineered hardwood floors? The answer to that question is “yes,” according to the Pennsylvania hardwood floor refinishing experts at Artisan Wood Floors, who say that it is one of the most common...
by Artisan Wood Flooring LLC | Apr 15, 2022 | Hardwood Flooring Blog, Selecting Your Type of Hardwood Floor
How Can You Pick the Right Widths for your Hardwood Floors? One of the most crucial design elements you can make when choosing the best material for your hardwood floors is choosing the width of the hardwood floor planks. Determining the width of your planks, along...
by linnea | Apr 10, 2022 | Flooring Options For Your Home, Hardwood Flooring Blog, Uncategorized
What Is Wide Plank Wood Flooring? The Ultimate Guide Wide plank wood flooring is solid wood floor material that is sold in planks wider than typical 2.5- to 4-inch width hardwood boards that dominate the flooring market. Although current design trends are moving...
by Artisan Wood Flooring LLC | Apr 10, 2022 | Flooring Options For Your Home, Hardwood Flooring Blog
The Pro's and Con's of White Oak Flooring: What You Need to Know If you’re looking into the flooring market, a trend you may be clued in on is the growth in popularity of white oak hardwood flooring. While red oak hardwood is still more commonly used, white oak...
by linnea | Mar 16, 2022 | Flooring Options For Your Home, Hardwood Flooring Blog, Selecting Your Type of Hardwood Floor, Uncategorized
How To Transition Your Wood Floors Between Rooms Usually, when you look at a home with hardwood floors, the floors between rooms are typically separated using thresholds between those rooms. Some people, however, prefer the look of hardwood floors that run smoothly...
