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Timberzone Engineered Wood Flooring Specialist in London. Our services includes Floor Sanding, Hardwood Flooring, ...Sunday, 27 April 2014
Timberzone Wood Flooring
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The changing times demand your home to become more modern and refined yet still friendly towards the environment and compatible with your lifestyle. And when it comes to building, renovation or reconstruction, the best way to deal with this demand is to choose the best type of flooring for your home or office. With our 20-year experience, we have already worked on various hardwood flooring types, including hand scraped, domestic, exotic and FSC certified hardwood floors.
More Hardwood Services
Other than installation, replacement and repair, we are also dedicated in providing other hardwood services just for you.
We offer:- Saddles Floor Refinishing
- Wood Floor Refinishing
- Sanding And Refinishing
- Medallions And Borders Installation
- Floor Resurfacing
- What different types of flooring can you get?
Solid - floors which have the specific wood for the whole thickness of the floor. These are normally fixed to the sub-floor.
Semi-Solid - floors which have a very thick layer of the specific wood on top of a less expensive wood.
Engineered - floating hardwood floors made up of 3 layers: a hardwood veneer (14 or 15 mm); a core layer and a stabilising base layer.
Timberzone Wood Flooring
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The changing times demand your home to become more modern and refined yet still friendly towards the environment and compatible with your lifestyle. And when it comes to building, renovation or reconstruction, the best way to deal with this demand is to choose the best type of flooring for your home or office. With our 20-year experience, we have already worked on various hardwood flooring types, including hand scraped, domestic, exotic and FSC certified hardwood floors.
More Hardwood Services
Other than installation, replacement and repair, we are also dedicated in providing other hardwood services just for you.
We offer:- Saddles Floor Refinishing
- Wood Floor Refinishing
- Sanding And Refinishing
- Medallions And Borders Installation
- Floor Resurfacing
- What different types of flooring can you get?
Solid - floors which have the specific wood for the whole thickness of the floor. These are normally fixed to the sub-floor.
Semi-Solid - floors which have a very thick layer of the specific wood on top of a less expensive wood.
Engineered - floating hardwood floors made up of 3 layers: a hardwood veneer (14 or 15 mm); a core layer and a stabilising base layer.
Saturday, 26 April 2014
QWhat different types of flooring can you get?
Solid - floors which have the specific wood for the whole thickness of the floor. These are normally fixed to the sub-floor.
Semi-Solid - floors which have a very thick layer of the specific wood on top of a less expensive wood.
Engineered - floating hardwood floors made up of 3 layers: a hardwood veneer (14 or 15 mm); a core layer and a stabilising base layer.
Semi-Solid - floors which have a very thick layer of the specific wood on top of a less expensive wood.
Engineered - floating hardwood floors made up of 3 layers: a hardwood veneer (14 or 15 mm); a core layer and a stabilising base layer.
QWhat do I do if I have an unlevel concrete subfloor?
We can level your concrete floor by using a self levelling compound.
QCan I have a wood floor in the kitchen and which one?
Yes, you can have hardwood floor in the kitchen, you can use both solid or engineered.
I would like to have a new floor in the kitchen but I am also changing a kitchen which one should I do first?
We recommend that the floor is fitted first, otherwise removing white goods (washing machine, fridge etc...) for service or repair would be problematic.
I would like to have a new floor in the kitchen but I am also changing a kitchen which one should I do first?
We recommend that the floor is fitted first, otherwise removing white goods (washing machine, fridge etc...) for service or repair would be problematic.
QCan I have a wood floor in the conservatory?
Yes, engineered floors are best suited to conservatories because of their stability.
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
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