Question 1

What is solid wood flooring?

Accepted Answer

Solid wood flooring is one of our most popular choices for flooring.Here at Flooringhub we offer a full range of solid wood flooring, from oak and walnut to bamboo and hickory!
Solid wood flooring provides a permanently fixed, quality floor, which will...

Question 2

What payment types do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We accept the following payment methods:

Visa
Mastercard
PayPal
Visa Electron
Maestro
We do not accept any cash or cheque payments.

Question 3

Can I see your flooring products in store?

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Yes you can, we'd love to see you!Unlike many online flooring companies, we do have real-world show rooms where you can come and see, touch and even smell (who doesn't love the scent of real wood?!) our range of top quality flooring products. We have three...

Question 4

Can I order free samples of your wood flooring products?

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Yes!Even after you've found the wood flooring that's just right for you - sometimes you just want to see, touch and smell something before you make the decision to buy! Here at Flooringhub - we get that... That's why we've developed our own "Free Sample Service...

Question 5

Please can you tell me what wood flooring you would recommend for a bathroom or shower room (not wet rooms)? Thanks, Matt

Accepted Answer

Thanks for your question!
We wouldn't recommend using any wood flooring product in a bathroom - due to moisture. However, our vinyl flooring tiles are fully waterproof - ideal for use in the bathroom! We have some great wood-effect vinyl products in stock...

Question 6

Does Tongue & Groove Flooring Need Glue?

Accepted Answer

No, tongue & groove flooring does not require glue for installation. This type of flooring is designed to fit together like puzzle pieces, and special tools may be used to help lock them into place. It's important to leave a small gap around the perimeter of the room to allow the floor to expand and contract naturally.

Question 7

How To Clean Engineered Wood Floors

Accepted Answer

Engineered wood floors can be a great addition to any home, but they do require regular cleaning and maintenance. To keep your engineered wood floors looking their best, here are a few tips for cleaning them:

1. Vacuum or sweep regularly to remove dirt, dust, and debris.

2. Use a damp mop or cloth to clean the surface.

3. Avoid using overly wet mops or cleaners, as this can damage the wood.

4. Use a mild detergent or wood cleaner to remove tough dirt and stains.

5. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as this can damage the wood.

Following these simple tips can help keep your engineered wood floors looking great for years to come.

Question 8

Can You Float A Solid Wood Floor?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can float solid wood flooring. Floating wood floors are a great option for those looking to install a wood floor without having to use nails or glue. When you float a wood floor, the planks are simply interlocked together and then laid on top of a foam or cork underlayment. This eliminates the need for a subfloor, making it a faster and easier installation.

Question 9

Is Solid Wood Flooring Waterproof?

Accepted Answer

No, solid wood flooring is not waterproof. Wood is a natural product and can be adversely affected by moisture and humidity. To protect your solid wood flooring from water damage, it’s important to take precautions, such as using area rugs and mats in wet areas, and ensuring that spills are cleaned up quickly. Additionally, it’s important to regularly clean and wax your solid wood flooring to help protect it from water damage.

Question 10

Can You Glue Down Solid Wood Flooring?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can glue down solid wood flooring. When gluing down solid wood flooring, it is important to use a moisture barrier adhesive designed specifically for wood flooring. This adhesive will help protect your flooring from moisture damage and ensure a secure bond between the flooring and subfloor.

Question 11

Can You Use A Steam Mop On Solid Wood Floors?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use a steam mop on solid wood floors. However, it is important to make sure your steam mop is designed for hardwood floors and to use the lowest setting when cleaning. Always test a small, inconspicuous area of the floor first and never let the steam mop sit on the wood for too long. This will help ensure that your wood floor is not damaged by the steam.

Question 12

How To Install Tongue & Groove Flooring

Accepted Answer

Installing tongue & groove flooring is a relatively easy DIY project that can completely transform the look of your home. To get started, you'll need to measure the area you wish to cover and then purchase the necessary materials. Next, begin by laying down a vapor barrier or underlayment and secure it in place. Then, start by interlocking the tongue and groove edges of two planks together and continue until the entire area is covered. For more detailed instructions regarding floating floors and glue down installations, please refer to our step-by-step guide to installing tongue & groove flooring.

Question 13

How To Clean Solid Wood Floors

Accepted Answer

Solid wood floors can be a beautiful addition to any home, but keeping them clean and looking their best requires special attention and care. The best way to clean your solid wood floors is to start by vacuuming or sweeping them thoroughly to remove any dirt or dust. Then, take a damp mop and use a wood cleaner to help remove any stuck-on dirt or grime. After cleaning, use a dry mop or cloth to remove any excess moisture and help restore the shine to your floors.

Question 14

What's the difference between brushed and oiled and lacquered finishes on wood flooring?

Accepted Answer

Brushed and oiled finishes provide a natural look and feel with a subtle texture; the brush strokes help to hide any imperfections in the wood. Lacquered finishes are harder wearing and provide a glossy sheen; they also help to protect the wood from everyday wear and tear. Both finishes will add a beautiful touch to any wood flooring, but the choice will depend on the desired look and functionality.

SKU	KEASDEN
Wood Species	Oak
Finish	Handscraped
Grade	Mixed
Thickness	18mm
Width	125mm
Width Category	STANDARD (101mm-150mm)
Installation Service	Tongue & Groove
Length	300-900mm

Kensey Solid Natural Oak Lacquered 125mm X 18mm Wood Flooring

Lowther Solid Natural Oak Brushed & Oiled 125mm X 18mm Wood Flooring

Keasden Solid Golden Oak Lacquered & Handscraped 125mm X 18mm Wood Flooring

Kensey Solid Natural Oak Lacquered 125mm X 18mm Wood Flooring

Lowther Solid Natural Oak Brushed & Oiled 125mm X 18mm Wood Flooring

Keasden Solid Golden Oak Lacquered & Handscraped 125mm X 18mm Wood Flooring

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