Frequently Asked Questions
There are many certifications established all over the world. Here are some examples: Sustainable Forestry Initiative, Canadian Standards Association, Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification, International Standards Organization among others
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Salvaged wood are those pieces saved from orchards, rivers, lake bottoms and forests
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This word has a lot of meanings but in its simplest sense, sustainability refers to meeting the needs of the present society without compromising the future generations’ needs.
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Recycled hardwood flooring is hardwood that was once used for another purpose and now is being re-used as hardwood flooring. This is a very eco-friendly option because you are using hardwood which was harvested a long time ago which does not deplete our present forests now.
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Besides the obvious fact that it will greatly help the environment, there are many other benefits that you can get from green flooring. These benefits are highly recyclable, meets the government regulations when it comes to recycling, lasts longer than traditional flooring, safer for persons and the environment and improves overall air quality.
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Laminate flooring is a versatile, durable, attractive flooring with the appearance of a hardwood floor. Although laminate flooring looks like wood flooring, there is actually no solid wood used in its construction. Laminate floors are made up of several materials bonded together under high pressure.
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The benefit of an engineered floor is that in most cases it can be installed directly over a concrete substrate that is clean, flat, dry and structurally sound. See the installation guidelines for more detailed installation guidelines.
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Typically yes. For minor scratches or dents the use of a touch up kit can repair damaged boards. If damage cannot be repaired by a touch-up kit, single board replacements can be performed by a certified installer.
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Installing a wood floor in a full bathroom is not recommended due the high moisture associated with these areas which can increase the potential for problems to develop.
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By observing a few precautions and setting up a regular cleaning routine and maintenance program, you can expect years of beauty from your BEST floor. The following are examples of the reasonable and necessary maintenance you are expected to perform.
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