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CAMBERLEY IN GU15 – FRESH FLOORS AWAIT
Long lasting, easy to maintain - and unmatched for class and looks, the natural wooden floor has been a staple feature in
English properties for centuries.
From hardwood and engineered boards to parquet and herringbone blocks, they grace all kinds of domestic and commercial properties. From houses, offices and shops to bars, schools, galleries and restaurants. When they have lost their youthful shine and become shabby, marked or damaged, don’t delay a day longer. Call in the floor restoration skills of a specialist company. Floor Sanding Camberley GU17 are your choice for all floor repairs and resealing. Modern sanding is no longer to be feared: the spread of dust is minimal with the efficient collection of our cylinder machines. And any period of closure or inconvenience can be brief with the flexible working we offer - at weekends or even overnight. Use our experience and expertise for the best advice on your floors. Our team members have restored hundreds of floors for more than twenty years. We will do all that is required to bring your back to life: Repairs and replacement of damaged timber; sanding away old sealant to smooth bare wood; staining for a change of colour to give a fresh look to your interior - such as the popular grey or Scandinavian white in GU16. The final stage is to apply fresh sealant of natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.
All to the highest standard of workmanship. Given the improvement in both restoration techniques and floor products, the new surface may even surpass the original. So call us today for your free assessment. And let’s get moving on your floors.
Floor Sanding Camberley - for all your flooring needs. |
BROOMS TO SUBURBIA
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The historic market town - the clearing where the broom grows - became the epitome of suburbia from the arrival of the railway in 1858. The parish church was bombed in 1941 but rebuilt retaining its medieval tower.
The remnants of the villages retain pockets of rural atmosphere. The site of the oak tree in Keston, where Pitt and Wilberforce discussed the abolition of slavery, has acquired a fresh tree. The medieval church is one of those rare such buildings with no saintly dedication, while the postmill of 1710 on the common does not need one.
Hayes Church has some 13th century features - and Down House was for long the residence of Charles Darwin.
The more affluent parts of the borough have several gated communities, but whether exclusive or more modest, all kinds of properties have wooden floors. Ask Floor Sanding Camberley how they may be transformed into a worthy - yet modern - feature to impress family, guests and customers. |
LATEST NEWS, RECOMMENDED ARTICLES & TIPS
Hot finishing choices for your hardwood floors
It's official: this is the year when solid hardwood floors come right back into fashion. With more refinishing options than engineered hardwood and less problematic to sand and finish than bamboo, solid wood may be more expensive but you get what you pay for and the investment you make in your home will add dividends in resale value. But choosing to install a new hardwood floor, or opting to renovate wood flooring with floor sanding, is only half the equation. How you choose to finish your floor will decide whether it's hot - or not.
Cool grey and whitewashed white
Neither grey or whitewashing your floor is going out of fashion anytime soon, but you'll be happy to know that both effects are easy to achieve with ordinary household objects. Once you've sanded your wood flooring, following the grain and working down through the grits for a super smooth finish, you can either white wash with a specialist product or thinned down emulsion paint, or grey wash with a homemade stain produced by letting old nails soak in water for a few days.
Dark and moody
Cool, dark and dramatic, black floors are often the choice for empty nesters who love interior design. The upkeep on a dark floor is difficult when there are kids and dogs, but they're perfect as a dramatic showpiece. The trend is towards cool ash and black tones and away from reds and browns, so try mixing a bespoke stain for a unique look. Before applying, try water popping your floors as this is an effective way of creating a rich, dark stained effect.
Bye bye high gloss
High gloss floors can look fabulous - and very dated. The modern floor is finished in a matte or satin polyurethane that looks gorgeous and is much easier to maintain. And because matte and satin finishes don't show damage so easily they don't need to be reapplied so often. If you love the colour of your floor and simply want to reapply a more contemporary finish, consider a screen and refinish process which removes the old polyurethane without taking away the colour.
Think natural
If you are starting the floor finishing process from scratch, consider using either a water based polyurethane or a wood oil for your hardwood floors. Water based polyurethane is eco-friendly and cures much faster than oil based polyurethane so you can use your floors more quickly. However, it demands a high level of skill to apply so you may prefer to use floor sanding specialists. Otherwise opt for oil which is easy to apply and gives your floors a richer, more natural look.
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