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      The advantages of oak flooring


      18th June 2016

      Solid Oak FlooringMany homeowners opt to install solid oak flooring, and there are many reasons why oak has become a firm favourite for flooring purposes. Walnut, Mahogony, Pine, Maple and Cedar are all strong materials, but they’re not quite as hardwearing as solid oak, and they don’t offer the same level of durability.

      In many cases, you’ll actually find that oak improves with age – like a fine red wine. Over the years solid oak will develop a richer colour, whilst distressed knots, scratches and marks add further character.  With oak, you get plenty of options in terms of grades, colours and dimensions, while you can decide on a smooth or rustic texture.

      Of course, oak is much more than just a long term investment for flooring, it can add quality with better acoustics, easier maintenance, and a straight forward installation – if the boards are milled correctly. These are just a number of the advantages that oak wood flooring can bring, so if you’re looking to add value to your home, or simply looking to add more style, character and value to your property, it could be the perfect option.

      For any further information please give us a call on 01536 267107, or browse our unfinished oak floorboards for a better idea on the style solid oak can bring to your home.
       



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