Frequently Asked Questions, Hardwood Buying Tips, Installing Hardwood Flooring
Acclimation and Moisture Control Once you received your hardwood flooring your first step is to acclimate the new flooring to the normal lived-in conditions. It is allows best to follow the NWFA’s Acclimation and Conditioning of Wood Flooring (Chapter 2). Solid...
Frequently Asked Questions, Installing Hardwood Flooring
The NWFA Wood Flooring Installation Guidelines manual offers industry-accepted standards for hardwood flooring installations. Topics range from evaluating jobsite conditions, to subfloor preparation, to proper installation techniques. Guidelines for moisture testing,...
Hardwood Flooring is a “Green” Decision?
In the case you’re hoping to become environmentally friendly with your interior surface flooring, there are numerous decisions to consider. A great many people consider “green” being produced using an inexhaustible substance, however, there’s...
Frequently Asked Questions, Hardwood Buying Tips
Take your time and take the measurements by yourself using a pen, paper, and tape measure. Measure each length and width twice to confirm you didn’t accidently make a mistake with the tape measure. If possible, have someone else do a quick measurement of the same...
Flooring Grades and Types
Relative Hardness of Hardwood Flooring Species Below is listed the relative hardness for numerous wood species used in flooring. These ratings were done using the Janka Hardness Test. The Janka Hardness Test measures the force required to embed a .444-inch steel ball...
Delivery, Frequently Asked Questions, Shipping
Shipping Policy One of the many advantages of choosing Hardwood Floor Depot for your hardwood flooring needs, is our high quality, fast speed, and low-cost shipping services. From the beginning, we understand how important shipping services are for internet sales. We...
Flooring Grades and Types, Frequently Asked Questions
Unfinished Solid Hardwood Flooring Select and Better Grade Select and Better Grade Hardwood Flooring contains extremely slight variations in color created by the minor differentiating contrasts of heartwood and sapwood. Our Select and Better Grade is processed...
