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  Adhesives for glued hardwood floors

  <p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>Adhesives for glued hardwood floors</strong>: <strong>w</strong><span><strong>ood floor adhesives</strong> work by creating a bond between the substrate and the flooring through a chemical reaction.</span><span> While all <strong>adhesives</strong> work on the same principle of changing from a liquid to a solid state, they differ by the carrying agent or catalyst that activates them. The most common types of <strong>wood flooring adhesives</strong> include: <strong>water based</strong>, <strong>solvent based</strong>, <strong>urethane based</strong> (moisture-cure) and <strong>powder adhesives. </strong>Although it may look like a simple choice which <strong>adhesive</strong> should be used, we always select the adhesive according to the type of boards to be installed and their dimensions. The <strong>adhesives</strong> that we use will successfully bond to almost any substrate.<strong> <br /></strong></span></p>
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  Skirting boards

  <p>Everyone wants a crisp neat look to their <strong>wood floor</strong>. To achieve this, by far the best way is to have the <strong>wood floor fitted beneath the skirting boards</strong>. The alternative being with the use of a moulding or beading to cover the required expansion gap that’s left to allow the <strong>wood floor</strong> to expand.</p>
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  Trims and mouldings

  <p style="text-align:justify;">The purpose of <strong>hardwood flooring trim</strong> is to complete the look of a <strong>flooring project</strong> by <strong>covering edges and gaps</strong>, <strong>hiding joints</strong> left for expansion and contraction, and <strong>bridging areas</strong> where one floor covering ends and another one begins. <strong>Hardwood trims and mouldings</strong> are functional, yet important decorative components that enhance the beauty of a <strong>hardwood flooring installation</strong>.</p>
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  Soundproofing

  <p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>Soundproofing a hardwood floor</strong>: every type of <strong>floor</strong> has its own <strong>unique soundproofing need</strong>, therefore there are several possible solutions and products to consider. Here are some products that we use to accomplish this.</p> <p style="text-align:justify;">It is recommended to keep a clear distinction between <strong>soundproofing</strong> and <strong>impact sound reduction</strong>. <strong>Soundproofing</strong> involves extensive work and specialized materials to block the airborne noise being transmitted through the floor like the sound from a TV or from just talking. This type of work is mainly associated with building stages.</p> <p style="text-align:justify;">Actually, most of the time, the impact <strong>sound reduction</strong> is required so to minimize the footfall sound or noise from dropping hard objects. This approach is often more accessible.</p>
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  Underlay

  <p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>Hardwood flooring underlay</strong>: the <strong>underlay</strong> is used only for <strong>hardwood floors fitted floating</strong>. Its main purpose is to compensate the minor irregularities of the <strong>sub-floor</strong> and to provide <strong>stability</strong> for the <strong>hardwood boards</strong>. We do not recommend the <strong>underlay</strong> to be used for parquet. Some of these products are aslo used to <strong>short circuit impact noise</strong> as well as help block the transmission of airborne sound and represents an excellent <strong>moisture barrier</strong>.</p>
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  Wooden floor finish

  <p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>Wooden floor finish</strong>: the right finishing products, <strong>protects wood flooring</strong> from <strong>wear</strong>, <strong>dirt</strong> and <strong>moisture</strong> while giving the wood an <strong>attractive color</strong> and <strong>sheen</strong>, enhancing its natural beauty. Today most <strong>wood floors</strong> are finished with a stain and a top coat. In our projects, we use many technologies that conform to specific or wide selection of <strong>wood flooring finishes</strong>, each with its own distinct benefits and appearances.</p>
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  Liquid and UPVC DPM, concrete sub floor repair

  <p><strong>Liquid and UPVC DPM, concrete sub floor repair</strong>: the <strong>substrate</strong> has an overwhelming influence upon the life span and good looks of your <strong>wooden floor</strong>. So many times a proper assessment is actually neglected and precious <strong>hardwood floors</strong> are ruined. </p> <p>For the safety and durability of your <strong>hardwood floor</strong> we insist in protecting it using Liquid DPM (<strong>Damp Proof Membrane</strong>) for screeds, UPVC membranes for pine boards and epoxy mortar for cracked or loose screed areas.</p>
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  Oak boards - unsealed

  <p><strong>Oak boards - unsealed</strong>: with different lengths, widths and thickness, these <strong>boards</strong> are commonly used in various tasks like: <strong>stair cladding</strong>, <strong>customized thresholds</strong>, <strong>shelves</strong>, <strong>cabinetry</strong> and any other <strong>ad-hoc carpentry tasks</strong>. <strong>Oak wood</strong> is known for its over time durability and elegant appearance to. It can be finish in many ways to get the maximum control over the final appearance.</p>
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  Wooden Floor Protection

  <p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>Wooden Floor Protection</strong> - <strong>Coir Matting</strong> and <strong>Felt Pads</strong>: <strong>Coir mats</strong> are the ideal solution for <strong>protecting your floor</strong>, if placed right at the entrance, as they will catch the wet dirt from outside. Also the <strong>felt pads</strong> fitted under the <strong>furniture legs</strong> will keep you beautiful floor safe from scratches. In different sizes and shapes, felt pads strong adhesive sticks to furniture feet to <strong>protect wood</strong> and <strong>hard floors</strong> from scratching and marking. Protect your <strong>hardwood floor</strong>!</p>
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  Plywood

  <p style="text-align:justify;"><strong>Plywood</strong>: the new installed <strong>hardwood floor</strong> is as good as its sub-floor is. Guided on this basic rule, we give a special attention to sub-floor witch must be clean, dry and flat before wood flooring goes down. <strong>Plywood sheets</strong> are mainly used for <strong>repairing</strong>, <strong>strengthening</strong> and / or levelling the sub-floors resting on joists. At times all the <strong>original pine boards</strong> may have to be replaced to achieve a suitable base layer.</p>