How to lay wood flooring

During installation of hardwood flooring, your first concern should be the direction of the hardwood planks in the room. The way you lay the hardwood flooring

This week, I conquered my first home renovation project, installing laminate flooring on a concrete slab floor in our finished basement. Thanks to Arrow Fastener for sponsoring this video, make sure to check out Arrow's full line of tools and fasteners.

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The lighting in the room, layout of the room, and pattern of hardwood flooring are all key factors to consider before laying hardwood flooring.

As many people look to replace the carpet in their living room with flooring, laminate flooring is one of the most popular choices. Not only is it easier to clean, but it can change the look of the room as well. However, a question that a lot of people have is which direction should laminate […]

A design feature which can turn a nice floor into a beautifully crafted one. We recommend this when the continuous wooden floor has to be aligned according to the natural source of light in different rooms where the windows are on perpendicular walls. For this you may check this article. Also the direction change is the best option for long hallways which turn 90 degrees.. #FinWood #CraftedForLife #WoodFloors #FloorDesign #HardwoodFlooringInstallation #WoodFloorInstallation #WoodFloorsLondon

It’s a common question! Our flooring company in Portland shares everything you need to know about mixing hardwood floors. Learn more!

A snap-together fastening system simplifies laminate floor laying. No glue, no nails. You can do it in a weekend.

Well, I’m finally getting around to showing you our new flooring in the sunroom. We had water damage this spring to our sunroom carpet and a portion of the subfloor due to a leaky door, so i…

The direction in that wood flooring is laid in a home has much to do with personal preference, however, there are some basic pieces of advice to follow: For more helpful tips visit: World Flooring Assication and National Wood Flooring Association