DHG HARDWOOD FLOORS will help you on the entire process of your project with 20 years of experience on the hardwood floors market we work as a consultant to guide our customer to the best solution and quality on materials available.
You can count on us to HELP YOU on the process to buy the wood floor with our experience we guarantee to walk you thru where is the best places to buy and with the right material to use on your project. With our crew and the best tools available you will have the results what are you looking at the end.
Floor installation it is a simple process but at the same time it is a little trick and if you not familiar with the process you can ending get a bad materials and over the years you will have to replace your entire floor.
With our experience you will have not only the best installation but also the best materials to ensure your floor will last for years and years.
Solid hardwood have been around for many years, and while solid hardwood has changed over time, the natural look and beauty of solid wood floors continue to offer a touch of warmth in any home design.
Solid hardwood floors are milled from one piece of wood, generally sizes anywhere from 3/4 inches thick to 7/16 inches thick. As far as width, solid wood floors can vary from one product to another, with 2 ¼ to 3 ¼ inches wide being some of the most popular. However, solid hardwood floors also come in wide plank options like 5 inch and 7-inch widths.
Prefinished hardwood floors has the same characteristics of the unfinished wood floors the diference is they come ready to be use after the installation.
On prefinished floors there is no need of sanding and finishing process once the installation is done the floors is ready to be used.
Pre-applied finish is exceptionally durable, each board is coated with polyurethane before it hits the shelf.
The main downside with prefinished hardwood flooring is the limitation of widths, lengths, colors, grain, and other common customer preferences.
Engineered wood floors are a type of wood floor that are ideal for many homes. Engineered hardwood floors are constructed from genuine wood. However, when creating engineered wood planks, multiple plies of wood are glued together in a cross-grain pattern.
On top of the cross-grain wood pattern, a genuine piece of wood is placed on top, which gives engineered hardwood its natural, genuine wood beauty. Then, the layers are bonded under high heat and pressure.
Unlike solid hardwood, this construction makes engineered wood more dimensionally stable, which means less expansion and contraction with changes in moisture and humidity levels.
Vinyl flooring is highly durable. If installed and maintained correctly, it can last upwards of 10-20 years.
That said, vinyl is a great choice for the rooms in your house that get the most foot traffic. Additionally, most vinyl flooring has a wear layer on its surface that resists scratches and stains. Some vinyl products even offer warranties of up to 15 years on the wear layer.
As with any flooring, the quality of the material that you purchase will affect how long it lasts.
