Here's a short video of a laminate flooring installation we completed in 1 day at the offices of LeafnFiber. They're a local Green start-up selling a variety of cool green products such as bio-degradeable dinnerware, bags made from hemp and more.
Watch the short laminate installation video. This job was in Union City, Ca.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Summer Laminate Flooring Sale is almost as Hot as this Weather!
$4.50/ft. for Premium Laminate- Completely Installed??? That's right!
Summer sale on laminate flooring available now. High end laminate flooring is a great way to go for folks who desire a great looking floor that is easy to maintain. We have over 20 new, fresh, contemporary styles available that we can offer for an amazing $4.50/ft. installed - complete!
Friday, May 31, 2013
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
R2X Stain Resistance vs. Solution Dyed
Looking for stain resistance? It's never been easier to keep stains off of carpets. Shaw's R2X is a topical stain treatment where virtually any stain can be cleaned off with soap and water. Solution dyed carpets from Mohawk, Shaw and Beaulieu can be cleaned with a 50/50 bleach/water mix.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Floating Floors Making Noise? Here's a quick fix.
What do you do when your beautiful handscraped floors are making popping noise? I recently had a job where we performed a floating floor installation of a beautiful red stained, maple handscraped floor. Everything was great until we walked on the floor and heard snap, crackle and pop sounds. The customer was very concerned as they are selling the house and don't want any problems with potential buyers.
The reason for the noise is that the handscraped wood has slight height differences on the planks which cause movement under the baseboard. When the wood moves up and down the floor makes noise as it slaps the concrete. The quick fix in this case was to install some mini plastic wedge shims (found in the tile section of Home Depot/Lowes. I hammered the shims under the baseboard, cut off the excess (be careful not to scratch the floor. I placed a piece of thin plastic under the exposed bit of wedge clip...cut it off with a sharp blade and further hammered the wedge under the baseboard until it was hidden. The wedges effectively shimmed the floor, stopped it from moving and eliminated the sound...problem solved!
The reason for the noise is that the handscraped wood has slight height differences on the planks which cause movement under the baseboard. When the wood moves up and down the floor makes noise as it slaps the concrete. The quick fix in this case was to install some mini plastic wedge shims (found in the tile section of Home Depot/Lowes. I hammered the shims under the baseboard, cut off the excess (be careful not to scratch the floor. I placed a piece of thin plastic under the exposed bit of wedge clip...cut it off with a sharp blade and further hammered the wedge under the baseboard until it was hidden. The wedges effectively shimmed the floor, stopped it from moving and eliminated the sound...problem solved!
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