Hardwood flooring Sub Floor Installation
Sunday, June 20th, 2010
Proper techniques of install sub flooring for hardwood floors
Flooring Tutorial – How to Stain Red Oak Hardwood Flooring
Sunday, May 9th, 2010
Wojtek and his brother show you how to stain a Red Oak Hardwood Floor. Bona DriFast Stain is applied using a foam applicator, then wiped off with a rag. Monticello Flooring's Red Oak Select & Better is the flooring. Visit www.onlinefloorstore.com for more tutorial videos.
Flooring Tutorial – How to Sand a Hardwood Floor Using an OBS-18DC Random Orbital Sander
Monday, April 19th, 2010
In this video we are shown how to use a Clarke American Sanders OBS-18DC Random Orbital Sander to do a final pass before the sealer on a hardwood floor. This sander can be used for sanding and refinishing a hardwood floor and is so easy, it is available for rent at most rental shops and big box stores. Visit www.onlinefloorstore.com for more tutorial videos.
How To Install a Hardwood Floor
Sunday, April 18th, 2010
With patience and attention to detail, installing a new wooden floor can be an easy home improvement project.
Flooring Tutorial – How to Apply Bona Amberseal Polytone Wood Floor Finish Sealer
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
Mike Rocher from Bona demonstrates how to apply Bona Amberseal Poly-tone Wood Floor Finish Sealer on a Red Oak Hardwood Floor. He is using a Bona Swivel Head Floor Coater. Visit www.onlinefloorstore.com for more tutorial videos.
Hardwood Floors Compared To Laminate Floors
Tuesday, July 7th, 2009When it comes to wood flooring, there are tons of products to choose from. You have your hard wood, laminate, and parquet. My family has been in the flooring business for 25 years and know what it takes for a good quality floor. We specialize in hardwood in the Houston area. We also install laminate and parquet. When you go with a hardwood floor, you are investing in a product that is going to last a life time.
Hardwood floors can make a room feel different than carpet or tile. Just looking at a well put together floor can change a persons mood. Most people that are in the real-estate business can tell you a hardwood floor can be a great selling point to a buyer. Some hardwood floors are as old as 100 years. There is no-way that a laminate floor will ever last this long. Hardwood floors can get scratch, as many floors do. This can be caused by furniture being moved, dogs, and even your lovely children's toys. The best thing about this type of flooring is the fact you can re-sand, re-stain, and alter the look if you so choose. Hardwood is more expensive to buy than laminate. The price can range from $4 - $15 a square foot. It all depends on what type of wood you buy. Installation is usually $1.50 - $5 a square foot.
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 3 4 Asian Walnut Acacia Wood Hardwood Floor Flooring  US $3.79
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 MARLIN MODEL 60 LAMINATED HARDWOOD STOCK US $64.99
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 KOBE BRYANT HARDWOOD CLASSICS MITCHELL NESS US $39.99
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 Vintage Wildlife Laminate on Wood Wall Plaque US $.10
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 3 Piece Brown Cherry Hardwood Tables w Cherry inlay US $175.00
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 HARDWOOD HANDMADE Alto Sax MOUTHPIECE charming sound US $99.00
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 Hardwood Digital Herbal Vaporizer Chromium Grinder US $64.99
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 NBA Hardwood Classics Hardwood Heroes DVD 2006 US $1.00
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 NBA Hardwood Classics Upsets Underdogs DVD 2006 US $.99
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 NBA Hardwood Classics Below the Rim DVD 2006 US $1.00
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 5900 ACRE PRISTINE HARDWOOD GAME FARM WITH 4 LAKES US $10,000,000.00 |
 A Fine Antique Chinese Carved Hardwood Stand US $30.80
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 Feather Board hardwood table saw safety rip fence US $9.99
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 Ancient China Traditionl Carved Hardwood BudhaKwan yin US $180.00
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 VAX Turbine Brush 83295 Carpets Hardwood NEW in box US $15.00
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 1pc TIER HARDWOOD TABLE DISPLAY STAND RACK FOR SWORD US $9.99
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 Hardwood counter top cutting board with removeable tray US $9.99
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 Cherry Hardwood Computer Armoire Workstation US $199.99
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Laminate floors are a cheap alternative to hardwood. If you have done research then you know that the warranty on laminate flooring only goes up to 25 years. That is only if you buy certain types. The bad thing about this type of flooring is, you can NOT refinish it. These types of flooring come already finished, all you do is snap the pieces in place. This can be tricky because if the tongue on the board breaks then that board may not be completely grounded. If the board is not tight then the floor can warp causing ripples.
The difference between the these two products are worlds apart. If you have the resources to get a hardwood floor done, it is worth it. Just a reminder: there are some types of wood out there that are cheaper, like white oak or pine.
If you want a floor that is going to last, then go with hardwood floors in your home. Not only are you going to have a floor that looks great, but can also be altered over time to fit your home improvement imagination.
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