Hardwood
When is it time to sand down to raw wood?
Sand to raw wood when the finish is fully worn or to change colors, provided the floor has sufficient thickness remaining.
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Hardwood
Sand to raw wood when the finish is fully worn or to change colors, provided the floor has sufficient thickness remaining.
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Use the manufacturer's official dealer locator tool to find authorized retailers near you for verified product support and sales.
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Check the manufacturer's website under 'Sustainability' or 'About Us' to find information on their wood sourcing and supply chain.
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Quarter-sawn and rift-sawn wood offer superior stability, significantly reducing the impact of seasonal humidity and temperature.
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Distressed textures camouflage daily wear like scratches and dents, making them a practical choice for high-traffic living areas.
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Gaps in hardwood often occur due to seasonal humidity changes. If gaps remain year-round, consult a professional to check moisture levels and installation.
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Hardwood expands in humid summers and contracts in dry winters, causing gaps. Small seasonal movement is normal; large or persistent gaps indicate problems.
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Why does hardwood change color in the sun? Discover the science of photo-oxidation and how it affects different wood species over time.
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