Long Lasting Flooring

It s beautiful warm long lasting flooring goes with any décor.

Long lasting flooring.

The secret to long lasting floors is everlast epoxy s thick flexible and tough seamless system. While resilient flooring might be a term invented by flooring companies to market their products the term describes this type of flooring well. These dense natural options make a statement in hard working kitchens mudrooms and bathrooms. However not all stone flooring is right for long lasting purposes.

Other epoxies are 60 mils thin. We always use the correct amount of aggregate and lots of epoxy. It requires constant maintenance to retain its looks. Engineered wood flooring lasts as long as its thin veneer top lasts.

Furniture can leave dents over time and so protective coasters or felt pads are also a good idea for the long term care of your floor. We use only the highest quality epoxies on the market. You can bet on having these. It s important to use the right materials epoxy grout and thin set adhesives during installation.

Quarry tile will last as long as you need provided its installed properly to begin with and maintained properly throughout the lifetime of the flooring system. Hardwood floors are classic for a reason. This high performance coating is comprised of professional grade materials that are applied by trained pros using special equipment to deliver long lasting flooring protection. Still any hardwood flooring whether solid hardwood planks or engineered wood flooring featuring a hardwood veneer is more susceptible to.

Vinyl is the most popular form of resilient flooring a category that also includes linoleum and cork because it s low maintenance water resistant cost effective and long lasting. Solid wood flooring can be refinished multiple times. However hardwood flooring is undergoing something of a renaissance as a kitchen flooring material thanks to modern sealers and polyurethane finishes that make it much more durable and long lasting. Our flooring has epoxy throughout the product not just a.

To get the most out of your purchase stick to nonporous stone such as granite or slate. Also known as vinyl flooring this classic product is 100 percent moisture resistant and laboratory engineered to last for a very long time. If we re talking about your garage floor protection options we may as well start with the best a polyaspartic floor coating. Clean regularly to remove dirt and debris that can scar the flooring over time.

Hardwood flooring is susceptible to moisture it s not for bathrooms laundry rooms and basements. The thin veneer on engineered wood will scratch just as much as solid hardwood but it cannot be sanded as frequently.