Sanding is an important step in restoring wood, because it can remove scratches or cuts a piece of wood may have endured over time. The sanding process evens out the wood so that minor flaws in the wood disappear and also do not interfere with the wood refinishing.
Over time, wear and tear can cause damage that detracts from your floor’s natural good looks. If you’re noticing scuffs and scratches in your hardwood flooring, you may be concerned that it’s time to replace it.
Screening and buffing are the same thing. They are synonyms for each other, and both mean that you “scuff up” or abrade the floor, and then you apply a coat of polyurethane for protection and sheen. Screening is often called buffing, since the screening is done with a buffer. Screening both smooths the floors a bit, and the abrasive action allows the polyurethane to adhere to the surface better. The screen and recoat process can restore the glow of the floors and give them a refreshed look.
Many different options for your stairs , from hardwood , tiles , laminate and Luxury Vinyl tiles. Hardwoods are classical and have a timeless beauty. There is a wide range of hardwoods offered at different prices to suit your budget for your home or business.
