Effects of Flooding with Engineered Wood
Engineered wood flooring is constructed of multiple layers of wood, typically with a thin veneer of hardwood on top, adhered to layers of plywood or other wood . . .
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EP Wood in Conservatories and Temperature Swings.
Using wood in conservatories, which are essentially sunrooms or greenhouses attached to homes, poses challenges due to the significant temperature swings and hi . . .
Wood species and Janka ratings
The Janka hardness test measures the resistance of a sample of wood to dent and wear. It's an indicator of how well a wood species can stand up to wear and abus . . .
EP Wood Finishes - Laquer Vs Oil
Wood floor finishes are designed to protect the wood and enhance its beauty. There are several types of finishes available, with oil and lacquer being two of th . . .
Slow Grown Oak. Density
The growth rate of a tree can significantly influence its wood density. Slow-growing trees, such as certain species of oak, typically have higher wood density c . . .
Restoring Wood Flooring
Refinishing wood floors is the process of sanding down the existing finish and applying a new one to restore the floors' appearance and protect the wood. . . .
EP Refnishing a Floor. What happens?
When a wood floor is refinished, several steps are taken to restore its appearance and protect the underlying wood. The process typically involves sanding down . . .
EP Solid V Engineered, is the biggest question asked. Why Engineered?
The choice between solid wood flooring and engineered wood flooring is indeed a common question, and both options have their merits. Engineered wood flooring ha . . .
Basket Weave - Artisan Knowledge Base
Basket-weave is a pattern commonly used in various forms of design, including flooring, textiles, and architecture. It is characterized by a repetitive interloc . . .
Concrete and Timer Sub-floors - all you need to know
Concrete and timber subfloors are two common types of subfloor materials used in flooring installations. Here's a comparison between the two. . . .
