A wood floor looks great when it’s first installed, but after a few months you may begin to notice some small changes. You might notice spaces between planks, squeaking noise as you walk across the room, or a piece that is not flat anymore. These changes can be frustrating, especially when the floor is still relatively new. The good news…
Choosing wooden flooring involves more than picking a colour or wood finish. The way the planks are installed affects how the floor feels, how long the work takes, and whether the flooring can be removed later. Click-lock flooring is a practical choice for quick renovations, glue-down flooring gives a firm feel underfoot, and nail-down flooring is commonly used for solid…
Yes, you can install click-lock wooden flooring over tiles without pulling up the old floor first. Laminate, engineered wood, and SPC flooring can all be options, depending on the product. The tiles must be firm, dry, and reasonably level. Once the floor has been checked and prepared, the new planks can be fitted over it, saving the mess of breaking…
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