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28 Sep

Cleaning Pet Urine From Hardwood Floors: Steps, Risks, and Repair Fixes

Pet urine attacks a wood floor in two ways at the same time. The first is water: urine is roughly 95 percent moisture, and liquid sitting on a floor migrates into seams, bevels, and any break in the ...
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21 Sep

Charred Plywood Flooring: Substrates, Finishing Steps and Buying Rules

Charred plywood flooring covers two products that share a keyword and almost nothing else. The first is a sheet of construction plywood burned on site with a propane torch, brushed back and sealed by...
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18 Sep

Burned Wood Floor: How to Repair Burn Marks or Specify a Charred Finish

A burned wood floor is usually one of two very different problems. The first is accidental damage: a cigarette dropped on a plank, a hot cast-iron pan set down without a trivet, a fireplace spark, or...
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11 Sep

Choosing Adhesive for Engineered Hardwood Flooring: Types, Coverage and Spec Tips

Adhesive is the least visible purchase on a glue-down engineered hardwood project, and the first component blamed when a floor fails: hollow spots underfoot, ridged seams, planks lifting at the ends,...
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04 Sep

Acceptable Moisture Levels in Wood Flooring: 6-9% Range, Measurement & Risks

Moisture content (MC) is the single most important variable that determines whether wood flooring will remain flat, tight, and trouble-free. In wood flooring, MC is expressed as a percentage of the w...
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28 Aug

Recommended Humidity for Hardwood Floors: 30-50% RH Ranges and How to Control Them

Wood does not stop reacting to air once it leaves the kiln. A hardwood floor keeps exchanging water vapor with the room around it, so the relative humidity (RH) inside the building — not the weather ...
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Cleaning Pet Urine From Hardwood Floors: Steps, Risks, and Repair Fixes

Charred Plywood Flooring: Substrates, Finishing Steps and Buying Rules

Burned Wood Floor: How to Repair Burn Marks or Specify a Charred Finish

Choosing Adhesive for Engineered Hardwood Flooring: Types, Coverage and Spec Tips

Acceptable Moisture Levels in Wood Flooring: 6-9% Range, Measurement & Risks

Recommended Humidity for Hardwood Floors: 30-50% RH Ranges and How to Control Them

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Cleaning Pet Urine From Hardwood Floors: Steps, Risks, and Repair Fixes

Charred Plywood Flooring: Substrates, Finishing Steps and Buying Rules

Burned Wood Floor: How to Repair Burn Marks or Specify a Charred Finish

Choosing Adhesive for Engineered Hardwood Flooring: Types, Coverage and Spec Tips

Acceptable Moisture Levels in Wood Flooring: 6-9% Range, Measurement & Risks

Recommended Humidity for Hardwood Floors: 30-50% RH Ranges and How to Control Them

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