Installation Guides

So, you have selected the flooring that you love, and you have an installation date marked on your calendar. The biggest question you have is likely, “What should I do next?” Even though there is plenty to do, avoid panicking, organise yourself, and follow this helpful advice from experienced professionals.   1. Clear Out the

Making renovations and changing your home’s interior, exterior, or both can be wonderfully exciting. Changing your flooring is one example of how you can alter the look and feel of your home without knocking out walls or purchasing new furnishings. Styles, materials, and methods have evolved, and the number of options is nothing less than

If you are planning to install new floors, you will have selected the style, colour, and material. However, there is another consideration to keep in mind: underlay. Here, we'll outline what it is, why it is needed, and the best underlay for each flooring material.

Flooring mistakes can lead to wasted money, frustration, and undesirable results. Whether you are replacing, refinishing or installing flooring, we've compiled a list of our top 10 costly flooring mistakes to avoid.

One of the biggest areas we focus on is helping customers avoid DIY mistakes and frustrations. Here, we'll outline the pros and cons of professional flooring installation vs DIY installation, and tips for deciding which option is best for you and your space.

Because a properly prepared subfloor is crucial to the overall performance of your new floors, it is important to be aware of the many aspects of successful subfloor preparation. Here are some of the key factors that go into preparing a subfloor, and why they are so crucial.

Depending on the flooring you have selected, using a carefully chosen layout technique or pattern can elevate your design, add artistry, increase resale value, and create a polished appearance. Learn about some of the most popular patterns for laying out your flooring to help you decide which option would best showcase your space.

As the name implies, hybrid flooring is vinyl merged with another material such as laminate. This combination results in a flooring option that brings together some of the best aspects of vinyl and laminate, while eliminating some of the downsides.