Detecting Signs Of Bad Hardwood Floor Installation
You deserve to have a durable and beautiful floor installation. For first-time remodelers that are heavily reliant on their contractors, it may be challenging to feel fully confident that the job is being done right.. Fortunately, there are actually signs of bad hardwood floor installation you can detect to prevent a bad hardwood floor installation. Home improvement specialists at Harper Floors comprised a list of eight signs to look out for during your flooring installation. Catching these red flags early on in your renovation project could save you money on expensive replacements down the road. 1. Choosing the Wrong Material...
Janka Hardness Scale: Where Is it Used?
Despite its popularity, it can be challenging to find quality wood flooring at a fair price. At Harper Floors, we make it easy to do both. We have a quarter of a century of experience in the manufacturing and hardwood flooring industries. We source these products, so you can order fine, unique wood products straight from us and cut out overly expensive brokers and avoid unnecessary retail markups. We focus on customer service, and to ensure that you like what you select, we send you free samples of each product. An example of one of our popular products is our Brazilian Walnut solid wood...
Vinyl Plank vs. Laminate Flooring: Differences and Best Applications
Flooring acts as a canvas for your interior and can fully transform the look of your home. However, even when you've chosen the color and style of flooring you want, a multitude of category options of flooring are available. Two very popular categories are vinyl flooring and laminate flooring.Vinyl plank flooring and laminate flooring are among the most common flooring types in the United States. If you're interested in replacing your floors with vinyl plank or laminate, keep reading for helpful information about both and when you’re ready to make your purchase, our Harper Floors team is here to help.Choosing a new...
Types of LVP Floors Explained
Luxury Vinyl Plank, better known as LVP, is available in various construction types. In this article, we focus on three of the most popular construction types: SPC (Stone Polymer Composite), WPC (Wood Polymer Composite) and ESPC (Engineered Stone Polymer Composite). The many benefits of Luxury Vinyl Plank floors have made this flooring type a go-to in homes across the nation. From its realistic wood look planks to its durability, this flooring has become a must-have in both the residential and commercial space. BENEFITS OF LVP FLOORS Looks like real hardwood Pet and Kid-friendly Durable and budget-friendly 100% waterproof Scratch Resistant Stain Resistant Easy to...
Pets and Flooring
Shopping for new floors can be especially stressful for pet owners who are nervous about how their floors will stand the test of their furry friends. With recent advances in flooring technology, new floors can be a worry-free addition to homes, even those with pets. Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) floors in particular are now a go-to option for pet owners as they are 100% waterproof, scratch resistant, stain resistant, and easy to clean. In addition to the durability, LVP floors come in a wide variety of beautiful styles and patterns that are so realistic to the point where guests will mistake your LVP floors for real hardwood. ...
Types of Vinyl Floors
Vinyl flooring is one of the top flooring choices in the market for both residential and commercial spaces. Vinyl flooring comes in various construction types including vinyl plank, vinyl tile, and vinyl sheet, in a wide array of colors and designs ranging from wood looks to stone looks. Vinyl Plank Vinyl plank floors, also known as luxury vinyl plank, LVP, or LVT, are designed to give you the look and feel of hardwood floors at a fraction of the cost. Its durability and waterproof characteristic make these floors an intelligent choice over hardwood, especially in homes with kids and/or pets. LVP floors are constructed with a stabilized core that allows installation in...
