The annoying film left over from cleaning your laminate floors is awful. Today lets learn how to clean laminate floors without leaving a film. Fixing this film problem will boost the longevity and appearance of your floor. With proper cleaning laminate floors can be film free,  pristine, and free from damage. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore various aspects of laminate floor maintenance. Our tips will help you keep your laminate looking its absolute best. We'll discuss the ... Read more...

Shopping for hardwood flooring? You've probably encountered the classic hickory vs oak flooring debate. It's a tough choice because both are popular for good reason - they're durable, beautiful, and can elevate any home’s look. This article explores the ins and outs of both, so by the end, you'll feel confident choosing the best hardwood flooring options for your needs. Let's unpack the showdown: hickory versus oak flooring. What makes these wood flooring options different? Is one truly ... Read more...

Sometimes I think our marketing department doesn’t like me. Why else would they give me an impossible task like writing a blog about who is the best hardwood floor brand? Sometimes they give me easy blogs to write like Why Should I Buy A Hickory Floor? Or Red Oak VS White Oak? These topics have a lot of facts that I can present, which allows you, the reader, to make an educated choice about your next floor. So what I will do here is to discuss some of the top manufacturers in the US, and ... Read more...

There's a richness to a dark wood floor living room that's easy to love. It brings feelings of warmth, elegance, and often a dash of contrast to lighter decor colors. You don't have to sacrifice the light and airy feeling that's so popular in modern and farmhouse designs. In fact, dark wood floors in living rooms can create a gorgeous, eye-catching interior design that makes the entire space feel more dynamic. But sometimes, picturing this kind of design can be hard, especially when we think ... Read more...

When it comes to selecting a thickness for hardwood flooring, there are various aspects to contemplate. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the various aspects of wood flooring thickness and explore the differences between solid hardwood and engineered wood floors.

We'll discuss installation methods for solid hardwood floors and their pros and cons, as well as examine engineered hardwood flooring thickness in relation to its durability. Additionally, you'll learn about different species' hardness levels and how they impact wear resistance when considering how thick your hardwood flooring should be.

Beyond that, we will explain prefinished grades and their effects on floor aesthetics while providing guidance on choosing the right grade for your project. Lastly, we'll compare lifespans between solid and engineered options along with maintenance tips for extending floor life. By understanding these critical elements of wood flooring thicknesses, you can make an informed decision based on both budgetary constraints and aesthetic preferences. Read more...

Ever walked into a home and felt instantly warmed by the beautiful floors at your feet? Chances are, you were standing on a wood floor. But what made that floor special? In most cases, the species of the wood is what makes an impression on you.

So what species is it, and why am I attracted to it? It's a question that can catch even seasoned homeowners off guard. Let's talk about the two more popular wood choices for residential flooring, Northern Red Oak and White Oak. Both options have unique charms and strengths. Is one better than the other? While some of the differences are technical and may affect the durability, other aspects are like toppings on a pizza; you just prefer one over the other!  

You'll find out as we dive deep into this intriguing world of grain patterns, hardness levels, and color variations. Everything you need to know before choosing between red and white oak for your dream space. This isn't just about finding a pretty wood floor; it's about creating a home that makes you smile.

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Bathroom remodels are notorious for being expensive, messy, and time-consuming. A quick internet search for bathroom remodeling costs will show you numbers ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 and construction timeframes ranging from 3 to 6 weeks. Let's avoid that with our 5 Cheap Ways to Remodel Your Bathroom ideas below. These cheap ways to remodel your bathroom don’t need to take that long to achieve a shiny new porcelain throne or a beautiful shower. If you’re willing to roll up your sleeves, ... Read more...

Ever walked into a tile store and felt like you've entered an entirely different world? A universe filled with dazzling patterns, myriad hues, and most importantly - the big debate: ceramic tile vs porcelain tile. Which one is better? Or more precisely, which one suits your needs best? The beauty of both lies not just in their looks but also in their features. You might admire ceramic for its budget-friendliness or love porcelain for its strength. But it's like comparing apples to oranges unless we dive deeper. In this enlightening journey through the land of tiles, you'll uncover hidden truths about water absorption rates, and durability comparisons between these two titans of tiling material. You'll find out why ceramic makes cutting easier during installation while also learning how a denser composition contributes to porcelain's overall higher cost.

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When it comes to transforming your bar or pub establishment, one of the key elements to consider is the flooring. The right bar or pub flooring will build a sense of family, make customers feel at home, and ideally be durable enough to do this for decades. We know what makes a great restaurant floor for bar owners. We know your business is unique and most likely you want to leave a big impression on your customers and tourists. Let's not get hyper-focused on decor though, because slip-resistance, durability, and easy maintenance should be brought into consideration while making this decision. One popular choice for a bar is vinyl plank flooring. Known for its strength, durability, and complete waterproof resistance. Engineered hardwood can withstand the heavy foot traffic typically present in a bar or restaurant setting with a warm and natural decor feel for customers. Tile, particularly ceramic and travertine, is a safe option for multipurpose areas with high commercial floor traffic and kitchen traffic. A tile design is nostalgic and an easy-to-clean material so its an ideal choice for busy pub nights. In addition, stone floors, like travertine, add elegance and a natural texture to your bar area. Its non-slip properties make it perfect for a bar floor, ensuring the safety of your customers and staff.

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Our Red Label product is unique to the flooring industry and is another great example of ReallyCheapFloors.com offering value that cannot be found anywhere else. I realize that is a pretty bold statement, but if you will pull up a chair, I will do my best to give you a full explanation of our red label…. What is Red Label Hardwood? It’s All in the Grading Where to start? In this video we touched on the Red Label product description, and where it comes from. This blog will go a little ... Read more...