Hardwood floors add value and character, but they need the right sealer and finish. This guide explains modern coating options, maintenance, and practical tips for solid and engineered floors.
Wooden coffee tables combine durability, natural beauty, and versatility. Learn about common woods, sustainable options, shapes and sizes, finishes, care, and what affects price.
Hardwood floor medallions and inlays add a focal point and personality to a room. Available in solid, engineered, and veneer options, they suit many styles and budgets and can be installed as inlays or surface appliques.
Overview of solid, engineered and acrylic-impregnated hardwood: how they differ, where each performs best, and practical notes on installation, refinishing and sustainability.
Compare staple-down, nail-down, glue-down, and floating methods to pick the right hardwood installation for your wood type and subfloor.
A floating wood floor is an engineered floor that locks together and rests over the subfloor rather than being fully nailed or glued down. Modern options include longstrip panels and engineered planks with click-lock systems; they are more dimensionally stable than solid hardwood and often suitable for basements and over concrete when installed per manufacturer instructions.
Choose a bedside table that balances storage, height, and style. Consider materials, built-in charging, and the table's scale relative to your bed.
Floating engineered wood floors are multi-layer panels that lock or glue together and sit above the subfloor. They offer fast installation, a variety of looks, and flexibility over many existing floors - but suitability depends on subfloor condition and manufacturer requirements.