Customer called to book a survey to have his engineered oak restored. We have been to customers house to asses if the floor has been sanded before. On engineered floor it is very important to know how many millimetres of solid wood are left on the surface. In the layer is to thin there is a risk of reaching the underlayer and then the floor is ruined.
Customer called to book a survey to have his solid pine floor sanded. We have been to customers house and we have noticed the floor was stained and had lacquer on it. The customer told us he like the natural feel of the pine boards and he would not be interested in re-staining the floor.
The customer called us on this Spanish oak floor restoration project to see what we can do to help. During our conversation the customer mentioned he has initially tried to restore the floor and it has gone wrong. Because the floor hasn’t been sanded correctly the floor was very uneven. Once he has applied seal it ended up being very patchy. We have many customers calling us with same problem, either them trying to restore the floor of the builder is trying to do it for them. It is very important the sanding process to be done by a experienced person.
Customer contacted us in regard to this beech wood restoration project in Hook. He wanted to know what options he was to bring the floor to former glory.
When we have been to do the survey, we have noticed the floor was particularly damaged in the door area. We have recommended a full re-sand to remove scratches. Also, because the customer had dogs we have suggested to use a high traffic lacquer to protect the floor as much as possible. The customer agreed with our recommendation, so the work has gone ahead.
When we have been to do the survey for this wood floor restoration project, the floor of this Grade II-listed engine house looked in need of urgent attention. After talking with the project manager has become apparent this is a very busy place during service hours. Therefore we have recommended a high traffic seal to be applied due to the footfall of the place.
When we have been to survey for this job we have seen that there was a section of the floor that needed laying. To be able to achieve this school floor restoration we have tried to match the existing blocks but it was impossible due to the size of the existing ones.
The University of Hull is a public research university in Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It was founded in 1927 as University College Hull. For this job we had to use flooring equipment with the existing one so with the management we decided to use oak parquet block stained with a mahogany stain.
For this project we had a total of 160 sqm of prime oak parquet block to install over several days to suit the universities opening hours. In this project we also had to do a curved disabled ramp and several steps.
