What you should know about Hardwood Floors!
Hardwood floors have been popular for the last 50 years. In recent years, they have not only been fashionable but also increased the value of your property. There is area wide variety and choices of styles, colors, and finishes, which you should know before you purchase any hardwood flooring.
Below are some points to help you make a smart decision for your hardwood floor.
- Will the new hardwood floor be installed on grade, above grade, or below grade?
- Is the subfloor wood or concrete?
- What is the chance of moisture, humidity, or condensation?
- Will you install the floor yourself?
- What is solid hardwood and engineered hardwood, and what is the difference?
- What do you know about the style and species of wood?
Solid hardwood- All wood flooring, no matter the length or width is consists of one piece of wood from the top to the bottom.
Engineered hardwood-Consists of layers of wood pressed together, with different directions of the grain resulting in more stability and moisture resistance. The chance of expansion or contraction is minimized.
Types of Hardwood Flooring: Prefinished Hardwood Floors, Unfinished, Exotic & Hand-Scraped Hardwood Flooring, Wood Floor Species, Solid & Engineered, top nail wood flooring, and European floor.
McCurley’s Floor Center is a leader and one of America’s largest providers of hardwood flooring in the country. Architects, interior designers, contractors & homeowners have trusted McCurley’s Floor Center for over 45 years to provide the best quality & value in hardwood flooring.
With flooring facilities in the California Bay Area and showrooms in San Ramon, Danville, and Concord, California as well as having over 20 distribution centers nationwide, we can provide you with quality hardwood at the best prices. Service Areas | Flooring Installation
Our professional staff can help you with your flooring project from sample and material selection, Free Estimates, Consultation, delivery, and Expert Installation.
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