What is the process of laying my new Wooden and Laminate Floor?

The process of laying a new wooden or laminate floor typically involves the following steps:

• Removing the skirting to avoid damage when uplifting the existing floor
• Uplifting and disposing of the old floor
• Installing the new floor, either by gluing or nailing down the boards or planks
• Sanding the floor and applying a finish, such as polyurethane, if desired.

For professional help with laying your wooden or laminate floor, we recommend hiring flooring specialists. Visit our e-commerce store for recycled native flooring to explore our options and place an order.

What do you lay?

We offer a variety of flooring options that we can lay for you, including:

• Tongue and groove native or imported wooden flooring
• Laminate flooring
• Cork tiles

Please visit our e-commerce store for recycled native flooring to explore our flooring options and place an order.

Can you supply native timber?

We offer a range of flooring options to suit your needs and preferences. Our wooden flooring options include both native and imported tongue and groove boards, which can be either pre-finished or sanded and coated on-site. We can also install laminate flooring, which offers the look of real wood at a more affordable price point. Our cork tiles provide a sustainable and eco-friendly option that is durable and easy to maintain.

If you prefer a more rustic look, we recommend using our recycled native timber. We have a variety of options available, including Kauri, Matai, Rimu, and Tawa. Using recycled timber not only adds character to your flooring but also helps to reduce waste and conserve natural resources.

At our e-commerce store for recycled native flooring, you can browse our range of flooring options and place an order online. We also offer a supply and delivery service for your convenience. Whether you are looking for a classic wooden floor, a modern laminate option, or a sustainable cork tile solution, we have something to suit your style and budget.

How to fix water damaged floors?

Water damage to a floor can be a serious issue, as it can lead to warping, buckling, and other structural problems. If you have a water damaged floor, we recommend the following steps:

1. Identify and stop the source of the water. If the damage is due to a leak or flooding, make sure to address the issue before proceeding.
2. Uplift the damaged flooring to assess the extent of the damage. If the subfloor or floor joists are wet or damaged, they will need to be repaired or replaced before installing a new floor.
3. Once the subfloor is dry and free of any damage, you can begin the process of laying a new floor. If the existing floor was a hardwood floor, it may be possible to repair or replace individual boards rather than replacing the entire floor.
4. If necessary, sand and refinish the new floor to match the existing finish or to give it a new look.

If you are unsure of how to repair a water damaged floor, we recommend seeking professional help. Our team of flooring specialists can help you assess the damage and recommend the best course of action. Please visit our e-commerce store for recycled native flooring to learn more about our services and to place an order.

I have a split in one board, can this be repaired?

Repairing one board or many boards this can be done, patching a floor can sometimes leave a distinct line in the floor so we fix this by doing a laying technique called stitching, this a difficult task to do, but it leaves the best finish, once sanded you will never know it was repaired.

What type of timber do I have?

To identify the type of timber in your flooring, it is best to have a flooring specialist onsite to inspect the floor. In some cases, we may need to sand the floor first to properly identify the timber, depending on the condition and finish of the existing floor.

There are several types of timber commonly used for flooring, including native species such as Kauri, Matai, Rimu, and Tawa. Imported species such as Oak, Walnut, and Maple are also popular choices for wooden floors.

If you are unsure of the type of timber in your floor, we recommend seeking professional help. Our team of flooring specialists can help you identify the timber and recommend the best course of action for your flooring needs. Please visit our e-commerce store for recycled native flooring to learn more about our services and to place an order.

Who can lay my Wooden and Laminate Floor?

While a builder can lay a wooden or laminate floor, we recommend hiring flooring specialists for the best results. A flooring specialist has the necessary training, expertise, and equipment to install a floor that looks great and will last for years to come.

A professional flooring installation will ensure that the floor is level, properly acclimated, and installed according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. This can help prevent issues such as warping, buckling, and gaps in the floor.

At our e-commerce store for recycled native flooring, we have a team of experienced and skilled flooring specialists who can install your wooden or laminate floor with precision and care. We take pride in our work and use only the highest quality materials and tools to ensure a job well done. Contact us today to schedule an appointment or to learn more about our services.