Subfloor spaces
Even experienced installers need to carefully consider site specifics when laying floors, say...
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Tag: Brice on Boards
Yellowing timber
As is often the case, this month’s article was inspired by recent events. While we were visiting a...
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Destroyers of Timber
Over the years we have received requests for assistance from organizations as far afield as the...
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Understanding dimensional changes in timber
Today the demands on our timber resources are such that much of the timber is derived from plantation stocks, juvenile forests or lumber imported from overseas – all of which are factors that render timber more vulnerable to dimensional change.
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Plywood – would know, should know, could know
Plywood would have to be one of the decorative timber flooring industry’s quiet achievers. Learn more with Timber Trader News.
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Expansion gaps
Sharon and Ray Brice talk Expansion gaps this month in ‘Brice on Boards’
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Next year I celebrate 50 years in the floor covering industry, and I must say, I have enjoyed every project. From the challenging to the prestigious but, by far, the most rewarding experiences, have come from my involvement with...
Read MoreThe problem with moisture
The Oxford Dictionary defines the word “moisture’ as; “Water or other liquids diffused in small quantities as vapour within a solid, or compressed on a surface,” where once again it becomes water.
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It doesn’t matter what sector of the flooring industry you work in, it would seem that consumer complaints are a certainty
Read MoreUnderfloor heating
From start to finish, the success of a timber floor installation over a heated subfloor is subject to the level of open communication, and the exchange of information, between all parties. This includes the customer, the subfloor heating provider/contractor, and the flooring contractor.
Read MoreMaintenance comes to the surfaces
The number of flooring issues originating from inappropriate cleaning practises is perplexing, for no other reason than that many of them could have been avoided.
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