Refinish
Site-Finished vs. Factory-Finished
Site-Finished vs. Factory-Finished
The existing hardwood floors are sanded back down to bare wood. Satin is applied and then oil or water base polyurethane is applied.
Hardwood floor refinishing is the best option if you are wanting to change the look of your current wood floors. Newly installed hardwood flooring can be stained to match existing hardwood floors.
Site-Finished vs. Factory-Finished
Site-Finished vs. Factory-Finished
Site-Finished vs. Factory-Finished
Factory-finished wood floors, the finish is applied at the factory, long before it reaches your home. While it offers the least customization, you will be able to walk on the floors immediately after installation.
Site finish is installed where the finish is applied in the home.
Solid hardwood floors can last over a 100 years with the proper maintenance and care.
Engineered Wood Flooring
Site-Finished vs. Factory-Finished
Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered wood floors are made using multiple layers, but include a top layer made of high-quality wood. Because engineered wood floors expand and contract less than solid woof flooring, they are ideal for any level, including basement installations. While this type of flooring usually can be sanded and refinished, it cannot always be done as many times as solid wood flooring.
Luxury Vinyl Plank
Luxury Vinyl Plank
Engineered Wood Flooring
Luxury vinyl plank is fashioned with the most realistic hardwood grain patterns and commercial-grade durability. Vinyl floors are 100% waterproof and easy to clean.
Solid Hardwood
Luxury Vinyl Plank
Solid Hardwood
Solid hardwood flooring is a solid piece of wood, from top to bottom. Solid hardwood flooring has a longer lifespan, which allows for refinishing multiple times. Solid hardwood flooring requires less time to install and much less inconvenience of site finish hardwood flooring. Our beautiful showroom has the most trusted brands available for viewing.
Repair
Luxury Vinyl Plank
Solid Hardwood
Even the best hardwood floors are subject to damage. Hardwood flooring, by its name, sounds like it should be sustainable. Compared to other flooring material like tile, stone, and laminate, it is relatively soft and prone to scratches, gouges, and discoloration.
Hardwood floors are subject water damage too. This could be due to busted pipes, dishwasher leak, ice maker water line leaks, etc.
Almost all hardwood flooring damage can be "fixed" in one way or another.
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Schindler Hardwood Inc.
6740 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244, United States
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Schindler Hardwood Inc 513-708-6897
info@schindler hardwood.com
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