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Hardwood flooring will add beauty to your home for many years. National Floors Direct offers hardwood in a variety of species including oak, maple, and cherry. Custom installations are performed by our factory trained flooring professionals.
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Popularity of laminate flooring has been skyrocketing for the last few years. Laminate is so well liked by homeowners because of its durable finish, and easy maintenance. National Floors Direct offers a wide variety of colors, species, and finishes which will add beauty and value to your home or office. We Listen…We Respond. You’ve told us you love the ease of in home shopping! Color and quality selection is done in the rooms to be decorated-not in store lighting which is never the same. Re-decorating is made easy and costly mistakes are avoided. Our flooring professionals measure before you choose your floor from the thousands of styles and colors available. No waiting home all day for a measure person. No choosing a floor at the store, only to find out at a later date (up to two weeks at some retailers) that it doesn’t fit your budget. You’ve told us you hate hidden extras! Almost everything is included at National Floors Direct; from the measuring and layout, to the quality padding and installation. All of our Laminate and Hardwood floor prices include complete custom installation. You’ve told us name brands are important! We feature Stainmaster, Armstrong, Shaw, Philadelphia, Cabin Craft, Bruce, Mannington, Beaulieu, Coronet, Anso, Wear Dated, Mercier, as well as exotic imported Hardwoods. Tips for Caring for Your Hardwood floor Solid hardwood floors, as well as engineered hardwood flooring, are very popular because of their natural beauty and their long lifespan. Properly cared for, a solid hardwood floor can last almost as long as your home does. Dirt and grit are very harmful for your hardwood floors, because when ground underfoot they are literally like sandpaper. Sweeping or vacuuming your hardwood floors often can prevent dirt and grit from being ground into the floor, and preserve the natural beauty of your floors.When you need to clean your hardwood floors, avoid oil soaps, as they cause a buildup on the floor and can interfere with a maintenance coat of wax. Instead, stick with a neutral-pH cleaner made especially for natural wood floors Water can damage a poorly finished floor if allowed to soak in. Standing water is never a good idea on your hardwood floor, so make sure you wipe up all spills quickly Many people forget to put felt pads under their furniture or lift it onto a blanket when moving it on hardwood floors.. Furniture can leave dents or scratches in the finish of your floor. Be careful to lift furniture or slide it on a surface like a blanket; never drag it across your hardwood floor. When vacuuming your hardwood flooring, use a vacuum with a bare floor attachment; never use a vacuum with a carpet beater bar on a hardwood floor Sweeping with a broom or a dust mop treated with a special wood floor dust mop treatment can catch all the dirt and grit that otherwise would damage your hardwood floor. If your hardwood floors are exposed to sunlight, they may become discolored. Sheer drapes allow you to open your blinds and still enjoy your floor's natural color. You may also consider a light-colored tinting film on your windows to protect your hardwood floors from harmful UV rays. Latest Trends in Hardwood Floors Hardwood flooring has rocked the groundwork of interior designing, making homes look more elegant, rustic and pleasant to the eye, depending on the kind of wood used. The wood flooring industry has gained a good amount of the market share, making it possible to use almost any wood for flooring. Though, there are plenty of choices in hardwood flooring, the latest species that are used are becoming a trend, since they add the old world elegance. Manufacturers have moved on from the traditional use of oak floorings to exotic species that are imported from Africa, Brazil and elsewhere from the world. National Floors Direct infos
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