Flooring

Underlayment for Laminate Flooring

Finishing Laminate FlooringApart from having a good sound base to install a laminate floor on to, you should also use the correct underlayment for the type of sub-floor, or base, and laminate flooring that you’re using. If you’re buying your laminate flooring online chances are you’ll also buy the underlayment online too.

Removing Linoleum From a Floor

Whether you’re giving your own home a make-over or if you’re moving to a new home; you’ll probably want top remove any old linoleum floor coverings. Whether you then replace it with a hardwood floor, stone tiles, carpet or another linoleum covering is a matter of choice for you. Linoleum does make a very hygienic floor surface as it is so easy to clean. However, before fitting the new/replacement floor covering you really must remove any existing linoleum.

Installing a Granite Floor

Installing a granite floor can add character to a home whether in a modern building, to create a ‘different’ look and feel; or in an older building to restore it to it’s original flooring material.

Durock Subflooring

Durock is an inexpensive subflooring for ceramic tiles. It is made from cement; more specifically, aggregated portland cement board reinforced with polymer coated fiberglass mesh. It is thin but durable sub flooring that is used when the finished floor is going to be ceramic or some other kind of tile, and used frequently in bathrooms especially because it is durable and waterproof.

Bamboo Plank Flooring

Bamboo plank flooring is an excellent choice for a hardwood floor. Although technically a member of the ‘Grass’ family, for flooring purposes it is seen as a woody perennial evergreen plant. Bamboo flooring comes in two options; engineered laminated strips or actual planks of Bamboo.