Floor Sander Hire

Whether your home naturally has beautiful wooden floors or you have decided to get rid of your carpets, you'll need to make sure that it stays in top condition. Over time, your floor will depreciate and it will need some care to make it look and feel great again. Let's take a look at 15 reasons signs your floor needs...

  Wooden flooring is a timeless feature that can add character to any property. There are various types of wooden flooring available on the market, which means it’s important to consider which one is right for you. One of the key things to consider is maintenance.  Different types of wooden flooring will vary in strength and finishes, and...

Limitations of hand sanders Hand sanders are excellent tools for small jobs such as sanding wooden furniture or small imperfections on walls. However, when it comes to larger surface areas such as flooring, hand sanders can make your task much tougher. Even though it’s possible to use a hand sander to remove varnish from wooden flooring, you will typically not...

  Extending The Life Of Your Wooden Floor With 7 Simple Maintenance Tips Wooden floors are beautiful and breathe new life into your home, but many people are unsure about how best to look after them. With minor adjustments to maintain your floor, they can last for years, and with sanding and refinishing, wooden floors can bring a bright and...

Most people feel that sanding is the easy part of any DIY job. They just grab a piece of sandpaper and start scrubbing away. But actually, a professional sanding job is incredibly important to achieving the perfect finish for your item. There’s an art to getting a smooth finish to a piece of furniture. It gives you peace of...

  It works well with modern designs to provide a minimalist feel, or with comfy farmhouse décor too. However, it is more delicate than carpet or tile and will need you to provide the proper care to keep it looking its best. Spillages, marks, and scratches are bound to happen, especially if you have children or pets, so...