Wood Floor Adhesive
Choose the right installation method - glue-down, nail-down, or floating - test moisture, acclimate the wood, and follow manufacturer instructions to prevent gaps, warping, and warranty issues.
Floating Hardwood Floor
Cork flooring is commonly sold as a floating (click-lock) product that installs without glue. Proper subfloor prep - moisture testing on concrete, an appropriate underlayment, and acclimation - makes the installation straightforward and long-lasting.
Laying Hardwood Floors
A modern guide to types of hardwood, installation methods, care, and when to hire a pro. Covers click-lock (floating), nail/glue methods, moisture considerations, cleaning, and allergy benefits.
Install Hardwood Floor
Four common hardwood installation methods - nail-down, staple-down, glue-down, and floating - each fit different floor types and subfloors. This updated guide explains when to use each method and what to watch for.
Hard Wood Floor Installation
Updated guide to hardwood floor installation: choose between solid and engineered boards, prepare a stable subfloor, control moisture, plan layout, leave expansion gaps, and use the right underlayment and fastening method.
Hardwood Floors Atlanta
Hardwood remains a popular, craft-driven flooring choice in Atlanta - success depends on moisture control, proper subfloor prep, and picking the right product and installer.