The Ultimate Guide to Preserving Your Prized Wood Floors
If you recently upgraded your property with this type of flooring, Deacon Jones has maintenance tips just for you. Read until the end to know the secrets to a beautiful planked floor.
Wood flooring is one of the pristine options for your home or commercial property. Deacon Jones offers 42 wood flooring options in multiple colours like brown, golden oak, grey, and natural oak. Let’s discover the secrets to a stunning wood floor.
Disciplined Cleaning
Establish a cleaning routine that involves vacuuming or sweeping the floor to remove any debris or dirt. Following that, use a damp mop with a mild hardwood cleaner to clean the surface of your timber floor. Lastly and most crucial for most homeowners, wipe liquid spills as soon as possible to avoid absorption that can cause warping or cupping. The use of harsh cleaning compounds such as bleach can also make you appear dull, thus avoid these cleaning products in your routine.
Implement Preventive Measures.
It is not enough to just clean your wood floors, you must think ahead to prevent incidents that can permanently damage its appearance. A good practice would be to install doormats at entryways to prevent damage in a high-traffic area. Also, you must avoid dragging heavy objects along your floor as it can create a trail of scratches which is unpleasant to the eyes. Lastly, incorporate protective felt pads under your furniture to avoid any heavy denting.
Call the Deacon Jones Help Team.
If you have any inquiries regarding the various wood flooring products that we have, our helpful team can answer you. If you’re worried about moisture penetrating your hardwood floors, our helpful team will recommend underlays to prevent that problem. If you have installation concerns, we have different options for adhesives, latex, and primer that our team will recommend for you.
Give them a call on 01442 979 676 (Lines open between 9-5 PM) or EMAIL hello@deaconjones.co.uk.
Wood flooring looks pristine in every home and commercial property. With these tips, your floor can last up to a 100 years with proper care and maintenance. Read our article on the pros and cons of real wood flooring in the Deacon Jones blog.