A: Solid wood is exactly as it sounds: a solid piece of wood. It is usually 3/4-inch thick. Engineered wood is thinner and is made in plies (layers) with the actual species of wood on the top layer. The bottom
Kitchen floors take a lot of abuse: heavy traffic, moisture concerns, chairs around islands or tables. When looking for flooring that will perform well in high-traffic conditions, consider the materials below: • Luxury vinyl—Available in wood looks (3” to 7”
Time to update your floors? Try out 100s of different options in your home without the commitment. Using Fleming Flooring & Design Center’s virtual Design A Room tool, you can take a photo of your space and quickly swap out
Q: Waterproof luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is very popular right now. What are the “hot” looks? A: Wider planks and longer boards. Texture and lots of variation. Stone and tile looks, particularly marble stylings, are popular. Color-wise: lighter colors, cool
Q: What is underlayment and is it always necessary? A: Underlayment is a product that is used between the subfloor and the floor. There are different types of underlayment. Some floors and installation methods require an underlayment, but not all
A: Solid hardwood consists of a singular piece of wood that is sensitive to moisture and must be nailed to a wooden subfloor. Engineered flooring is still real wood, it is just fashioned out of different layers to be more
People often look for things that will catch the eye, with either texture or variation. Adding flooring to a wall space is great for highlighting a fireplace or breakfast nook. While you can use just about any flooring as wall
Tackling a renovation of your kitchen or bathrooms can seem overwhelming, but doesn’t have to be stressful. Careful planning and organization makes the process run smoothly and helps you get the most out of the entire experience. We’ve put together
SELECTING FLOORING PRODUCT WITHOUT CONSIDERING YOUR NEEDS AND LIFESTYLE There is no universal “one size fits all” flooring choice. Remember to factor in components such as traffic, pets, kids, etc. Take the time to determine which product will best meet
Expert: Elisabeth Stubbs, Co-ownerenhancefloors@cs.comWebsiteFacebookEnhance Floors & MoreAddress: 1847 Roswell Road, Marietta, GA 30062 USA What are some of the design trends in tile? Large tile is quite popular these days. 18” x 18” and 20” x 20” tiles are frequently
