Patterns to Consider for Your Home’s Timber Flooring
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30 January 2025
Timber flooring is a timeless choice for homeowners seeking durability alongside natural aesthetics. However, the pattern you choose can dramatically influence the feel and functionality of your space. Your flooring pattern not only showcases the beauty of tim
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Yo! If you have wooden floors in your home which are looking a bit worse for wear, you are probably looking for a solution. Thankfully, I have that solution and I will be talking about it and other flooring related things on my new blog. My name is Andrew and I live with my wonderful wife and our two kids in Alice Springs, Australia. Last year, I decided to teach myself how to sand and stain the wooden floors in our home. I called my brother Sam who is a flooring expert and asked his advice. I learnt so much and I am really pleased with the results.
The Many Benefits Of Spotted Gum Flooring
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21 September 2023
Choosing the perfect flooring option for your home can be a tough call. With so many choices in the market, it can be daunting to find the ideal choice that offers the perfect balance of beauty, durability and affordability. One flooring type that ticks all of
4 Reasons to Consider Oak Flooring for Your Kitchen
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14 March 2023
In many ways, the kitchen is the heart of the home, so it's well worth taking plenty of time to consider the right option when it comes to flooring. There are plenty of materials available, and the one you choose is going to impact everything from hygiene to a
Why Use Epoxy Flooring in Your Home or Business?
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6 June 2022
Whether in a home or business, flooring needs to be tough. Plus, you probably want materials with visual appeal. In that case, why not consider epoxy flooring? Consider the following benefits.
Resilient
Epoxy concrete floors are created with an epoxy and harde
An Overveiw of Cut and Loop Pile Carpet for a Home
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21 September 2021
If you're looking for carpet for your home, you not only have to think about its colour and pattern, but its pile structure. Two options are cut pile and loop pile. To create a carpet, fibres are weaved to and fro through a backing. This weaving process leaves