Area rugs can be a beautiful and functional addition to your home decor. Proper maintenance and care can help keep your area rug looking its best for years to come. Here's a guide to area rug maintenance: Regular Vacuuming: Vacuum your area rug regularly to remove loose dirt, dust, and debris. Use a vacuum cleaner with adjustable height settings, and be gentle while vacuuming delicate rugs to avoid causing any damage. Rotate the Rug: To prevent uneven wear, rotate your area rug every few months. This helps distribute foot traffic and sunlight exposure evenly across the rug's surface.  Spo ..read more

The decision to use an area rug underlay, also known as a rug pad or rug gripper, depends on a few factors. Here are some considerations to help you determine if you need an area rug underlay: Floor Protection: An area rug underlay can provide an extra layer of protection for your floor by preventing scratches, dents, and color transfer. If you have hardwood, laminate, or tile flooring, using a rug underlay can help preserve its condition. Slippage Prevention: Rug underlays help keep your area rug in place, preventing it from slipping and causing accidents. If you have high foot traffic ..read more

First of all it important to understand that both engineered and solid hardwood floors are made from 100% real wood, but there are significant differences in their overall construction. Engineered wood floors have been adapted and therefore tend to be easier to install and usually less expensive than hardwood. The performance of any flooring depends on what type or species of wood it contains. Understanding this will make a huge difference in choosing the right floor for your home. Engineered Hardwood vs. Solid Hardwood Solid floors are made from a completely solid plank of wood; each board wi ..read more

Here is a breakdown in the type of carpet fibers so you have an idea of what might be the best choice for your space: Nylon It is a very durable fiber with excellent performance characteristics. Its strengths include good resiliency, it holds its shape well, it is can be treated with stain resistant, it can hide soiling well, and good wear resistance. It is the strongest fiber, making it an excellent choice for the heavy traffic of an active household or commercial space. It's also the most durable of the synthetics. It is soil and mildew resistant and resilient. The only downside to Nylo ..read more

Resilient flooring (also called vinyl flooring) is a flooring created from carefully selected natural and synthetic materials. Wide Variety of Design Options : Today, vinyl flooring is offered in many choices in colors, patterns, and textures. Tiles and planks range in styles from very formal to ultra-modern. Most planks/tiles include beveled edges and come in a variety of shapes and sizes.  Resilience: A specialized wear layer makes Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) and Tile (LVT) exceptionally resistant to scratches, scuffs, indentations, and stains. It is designed to be naturally water res ..read more

Laminate flooring is the go to for anyone looking to be budget compared with an any other flooring option. This is due to the incredibly durable melamine plastic wear layer use for the top surface of laminate floors. When you combine this with the tough core-board beneath which can withstand huge amounts of pressure per square inch, you will start to see how truly versatile this product is. Installing laminate flooring is simple. This is a great benefit to the avid DIY’er. There’s no need for any special glues and it doesn’t matter what your subfloor is because laminate floors do not need to ..read more

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Laminate floors aren’t wood, though they usually appear to be. Rather, laminate floors are entirely manufactured. They can be made to look like nearly anything, but most often they’re made to look like wood. Increasingly, more options are showing up, and laminate floors that look like ceramic tile or slate are becoming more available. Laminate floors are relatively inexpensive, easy to install and hold up well to wear. Because laminate floors are moisture resistant, they can be used in areas where the material they’re imitating can’t be, such as in a basement laundry room.  Laminate floo ..read more

This increasingly popular flooring material has some very real benefits Sam Ferris  Resilient flooring has taken the flooring industry by storm in recent years, and for good reason. Thanks to technological advances in printing, vinyl now packages durability and water resistance with high-end finishes. It’s also as DIY-friendly as ever with click-and-lock installation methods. If you’re debating whether to purchase vinyl flooring for your home, here are five benefits that might sway your decision. 1. It’s easier on your feet. Tile and hardwood may still be top dogs in the flo ..read more

With a concrete sub-floor should you choose a floating hardwood floor or one that is glued down? The following list of pros and cons should assist you in making the right choice. The first thing you should do however is check with your buildings strata (if there is one). Quite often there are rules in place that govern the method of hardwood flooring installation and type of sound insulation used. Lets start with the floating floor method of installation. The term 'floating hardwood floor' refers to the method of installation. A floating floor rests on underlay and is not fixed to the subs ..read more