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Here we are using a floor buffer to get an even application of a white oil-based stain.
We fitted reclaimed pine boards in this kitchen extension to match the rest of the property.Prior to fitting we installed thermal slab insulation between the joists.
This picture shows reclaimed pine being patched into the existing Victorian pine floorboards. The floor was then sanded and stained a dark colour to match the rest of the house.
These steps have been made out of tongue and groove oak flooring that was installed in the rest of the property. This ensures a good match after they have been sanded, stained and oiled.
A view of the stairs before and after cladding in oak. The original pine staircase had the carpet removed and unfinished oak boards fitted over the top. We formed the nosings using a router.
Reclaimed Pine Boards replace a concrete hearth - once the chimney has been blocked the ugly concrete hearth is redundant. The concrete is removed, a joist is added and reclaimed pines boards are fitted.
Maple herringbone school hall. Large projects may need additional measures to ensure dust free sanding. Here we are using the Bona Dust Care System.
Once the parquet floor in this school had been sanded, line marking took place following the headmistrisses design instructions. The floor could then be sealed with BonaKemi Traffic lacquer.
Doormats play an important role in prolonging the life of the seal on a wooden floor. They usually look best in a purpose built mat well.
When significant additional work is due to take place after the installation or renovation of a wooden floor, the correct floor protection is essential. Here we are installing Corex plastic sheeting.
Stair nosings being routed onto tongue and grove flooring. By making the stairs from the same floorboards that are installed, we ensure a prefect match.
Engineered Oak planks installed over underfloor heating. After we had liased with the heating company, we removed the original pine boards and installed insulation under the heating trays.
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