FAQ
Q: Is tiling a good option for people with allergies?
A: Yes. Tiling is generally referred to as hypoallergenic flooring, and is perfect for people with pet, dust and pollen allergies.
Q: Is natural stone hard to maintain?
A: Somewhat. Natural stone requires sealing at least once per year due to their porous nature, and should be cleaned with a pH balanced cleaner regularly. Natural stone is unparalleled in look and feeling, and as a result many people put up with the added maintenance to enjoy the added ambiance.
Q: Is cork flooring suitable for a kitchen?
A: Cork, as you may know, is sound absorbent and hypoallergenic. No other flooring material combines these benefits. When maintainted properly, cork flooring can last for generations.
For maintenance, we recommend regular sweeping and damp moping as dirt and grit can act as sandpaper and damage your finish. Once a year or more frequently if there is a lot of traffic and the floor starts to show some signs of wear, you will want to refurbish you cork floor according to the maintenance guidelines supplied. This will reinforce the protective layer and will restore the original luster.
Q: Can pets damage my new laminate floor?
A: Yes, it is possible for dogs and cats to damage any type of flooring, including laminate flooring. Although Laminate Floors are extremely durable they can be scratched by untirmmed pet claws. Keeping dogs and cats claws trimmed will help your floor look beautiful for many years.