The Top 10 of Floor Sanding Benefits !

1. light reflecting improvement
2. less dust collecting
3. better foot traffic handling
4. great smooth feeling
5. shiny and sparkling appearance
6. long lasting
7. more welcoming atmosphere
8. better aqustic 
9. affecting good on floor functions
10. protection from future harm

Here is something you may find interesting:

Heating wood can make it more durable. The ancient Britons knew when building their timber palisade enclosures to put the pointed end of each timber into the fire to char before banging them into the ground to make a long lasting defence. The charring and heating of wood makes it less likely to rot. The modern day equivalent are innovative products like Brimstone, a thermally modified British hardwood that is more durable and used for long lasting exterior cladding on buildings.

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Choose how you want your living room to look like. We can help with the flooring, you can do the rest.

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~Robert Brault

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As a family firm, we consistently do everything we can to ensure that the customer is delighted with the work we’ve carried out.

But, at all events, one thing we have in our power — the doing without machine ornament and cast-iron work. All the stamped metals, and artificial stones, and imitation woods and bronzes, over the invention of which we hear daily exultation — all the short, and cheap, and easy ways of doing that whose difficulty is its honour — are just so many new obstacles in our already encumbered road. They will not make one of us happier or wiser — they will extend neither the pride of judgment nor the privilege of enjoyment. They will only make us shallower in our understandings, colder in our hearts, and feebler in our wits. And most justly. For we are not sent into this world to do any thing into which we cannot put our hearts. We have certain work to do for our bread, and that is to be done strenuously; other work to do for our delight, and that is to be done heartily: neither is to be done by halves and shifts, but with a will; and what is not worth this effort is not to be done at all. 

- John Ruskin