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Installing a hardwood floor: which direction should I lay it?….& where should I start? These are both good questions on installing a hardwood floor. Does it matter which direction I install the hardwood flooring & does it really matter where I start? Sooner or later I will finish installing the hardwood floor to the entire room, so what difference does it make?……I mean really. It does make a difference where you start installing your hardwood flooring & also in which direction you install it…..if you want it to look right. Watch as “joe” shows you which direction, for installing a hardwood floor, & where you should start.

Bona® Commercial 2011 – United States

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How to install a hardwood floor: without removing the existing baseboard?……is this possible? Everyone I’ve talked to says to remove the existing baseboard before I install a new hardwood floor….now I hear something different…..that I can save my existing baseboard, I paid an arm & a leg for, & I can just install the hardwood floor without removing the baseboard. How would that work anyway? Will this work in every case? That would mean a huge savings since I wouldn’t have to pay for new baseboard to install, not to mention the cost of the baseboard material, the time to install the baseboard before installing the hardwood floors, & the cost to caulk & paint the baseboard, cleanup, etc.. How is this possible? I would like to know if………hold on pupster………..Watch “joe” show you how to install a hardwood floor without removing your existing baseboard…..maybe this will work.

The Woodward’s first major task in their new home is taking up all the carpet and refinishing the 100-year-old hardwood floors beneath. Project time = about 9 days.

Time lapse of a hardwood floor refinishing job.

Staining a beautiful red oak floor after it has been fully sanded and prepped in Naperville, IL

www.universalwood.com Checking out in detail wood floor sanding with a dustless system at a near Beverly Hills home

Hardwood floors are usually finished with polyurethane, which is a surface finish, meaning that this type of flooring should never be waxed. Find out how to clean hardwood floors with a vacuum cleaner and a floor mop with help from a member of the National Wood Floor Association in this free…

This is a small bedroom repair of some of the worst cupping and shrinking I have ever seen. The cause of this type of damage is from years of chemical exposure. Specifically, this room was used as a wood shop and wood stripper was spilled over the floor for a very long time.