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Here at Bestlaminate, we want to provide you with all of the hardwood flooring information you need. Learn everything about hardwood flooring whether it’s from the way it’s made to the basics of the installation process. Anything you need, you will find it right here with Bestlaminate, your source for the best information about hardwood flooring. You can easily learn the basics below.
Learn the Basics:
Basic Information
1What is hardwood flooring? How is it made? What makes it different from hardwood? Do you have questions? We have answers. Start exploring and begin your journey now with Bestlaminate! Basic InfoHow It’s Made
2How is hardwood flooring made? What is the difference between solid and engineered hardwood? Learn all about it!The Making
The Benefits
3What are the benefits of hardwood flooring? What makes it different from laminate flooring? Learn all about it here! The BenefitsShop & Compare:
Hardwood flooring is a classic choice for homeowners. Hardwood flooring has been used for many years in homes and is a popular choice. Bestlaminate’s resources are at your fingertips, they will help you to make an educated decision and provide you with the information you are looking for.
- What is the Most Durable Hardwood Flooring Out There?
- Finding the Right Hardwood Floor Style and Color
- What are hardwood flooring grades?
Solid Or Engineered:
You have decided it is time to update your home with new flooring, and you are wondering what product will be the best solution for you? Look no longer, Bestlaminate has the differences between solid and engineered hardwood ready for you to explore. Now, itʼs up to you, to explore it. As with anything, it is totally up to you to make the renovations happen.
Explore the 2 types of hardwood flooring:
SOLID
1Solid hardwood is a classic choice for any home renovation. It’s a sturdy, sound product that will last for hundreds of years to come. Learn more about solid hardwood…more
ENGINEERED
2Engineered hardwood is manufactured to be stronger and more stable than solid hardwood flooring, but is it right for you? Here’s why they are worth to try…more
Hardwood Flooring Installation:
Hardwood flooring installation is not impossible to do on your own. Solid hardwood and engineered hardwood flooring do have very different installation processes however, so you should be mindful of this! Bestlaminate is here for you providing useful “How to” tutorials and guides to support you in the process. So, if you decided to install your floor by yourself use our resources today.
We put together important key points, that you should not ignore; especially if you are a first time installer.
Solid Hardwood
1When it comes to installing solid hardwood flooring, we recommend hiring a professional installer. Learn how to find an installer here. Finding An InstallerEngineered Hardwood
2Engineered hardwood flooring can be installed on your own! Since it has a locking system like laminate, the installation is similar. Learn how here. Installing Engineered HardwoodUnderlayment
3Underlayment is an important part of hardwood installation, solid and engineered. Learn all about hardwood flooring underlayment. UnderlaymentMoldings
4Moldings and transition moldings will nicely frame you floor. Here is all you need to know about it. MoldingsInstallation Tips:
Preparing for the hardwood installation process is made easy when you have a team on your side. We are here to guide you along the way and answer any questions you may have, saving you time and money. There are a few things you want to consider before installing your hardwood flooring. Below you can find installation tips ranging from: what to consider before the installation, the actual installation itself, and the supplies that you need for the process. Review our tips below to save yourself time and money.
- Can I Store Hardwood Flooring in a Garage?
- Can You Install Hardwood Flooring Over Ceramic Tile?
- What Are Some of the Dangers of Hardwood Floors and Moisture?
- How Should I Acclimate My Hardwood Floor
- Does Hardwood Flooring Go Under Cabinets?
- Installing Hardwood Flooring With Dogs
- What Are Some of the Dangers of Hardwood Floors and Moisture?
Care And Maintenance:
Solid and engineered hardwood flooring needs a little more care and maintenance than other flooring types. It’s important to know these tips and common hazards to hardwood flooring. Luckily, we have tips to cleaning and maintaining your solid and engineered hardwood flooring. Review them below to get started!
- Tips on How to Clean Hardwood Floors
- What Are Some of the Dangers of Hardwood Floors and Moisture?
- What is the Moisture Content of Hardwood Flooring
- How To Get Stains Out of Hardwood Flooring
- How to Prevent Hardwood Flooring from Fading
- Do Hardwood Floors Need to be Waxed?
- Are Hardwood Floors Waterproof?
- Can Hardwood Floors Get Mold?
- Are Hardwood Floors Slippery?
Hardwood flooring is a timeless look that will instantly add a stunning look to your home. Both engineered and solid hardwood flooring are great choices, no matter which you choose. And Bestlaminate is here for you in your journey to achieve it.
Hi Robert, the manufacturer should list the sqft per box when you go to purchase. I do not know the flooring you plan to buy, so I cannot give you an answer.
[email protected] i just want to know how many sf off 3/4 tg
oak boards in a box [how many sf per box]
Hi Jessica, thanks for the question! Are you looking to do a vinyl or a laminate? When looking for any underlayment, you’ll want to find one that is a silent or sound reduction one. It will have a high STC/IIC rating, which helps eliminate the noise. For a laminate, your best option is Floor Muffler: https://www.bestlaminate.com/floor-muffler-ultraseal-2mm-underlayment/. For a vinyl, you can do Floor Muffler LVT: https://www.bestlaminate.com/floor-muffler-lvt-ultraseal-1mm-underlayment/. As far as sound goes, a vinyl that is a rigid core construction will have the least amount of noise when walked on.
Hi-my upstairs neighbors create a great deal of impact noise. We literally hear every foot step, things they drop, etc.
They currently have hardwood floors. We are working with them to replace their floors, but I’m unsure what underlayment would be best. Also not sure about a floating floor?
I also don’t know if there is a concrete underlayment already.