- like a stain or wood that is not available in prefinished boards.
- want wood flooring in the kitchen, and therefore, very tight, well-sealed seams are desirable.
- prefer a flush look instead of the beveled look of a prefinished floor.
Prefinished solid wood
Finishing treatments are applied to some solid wood flooring while it’s in the factory. These prefinished solid wood strips and planks are treated with tough sealers that are not available to on-site crews. Lifetime warranties on factory finishes are common. Therefore, in comparison to unfinished wood flooring, less refinishing and maintenance is required This durable floor covering is nailed to the subfloor. It can be walked on immediately after installation.
Engineered wood
Wood floors can be practical as well as aesthetically pleasing. Engineered hardwood flooring is appropriate for kitchens, stairs, and some basements. It can be installed over existing flooring. These multi-ply boards are composed of a base that is bonded to a layer of hardwood. Typically, engineered flooring is between ⅜-inch to ¾-inch thick. Matte, semi-gloss, and high-gloss finishes are available. Often, the strips and planks are connected to form a floor that floats over the subfloor. Most brands can be sanded and refinished one time.
Gowdy Flooring has been serving Amarillo, Canyon, Dumas, Borger, and Hereford, Texas, since 1997. We offer free in-home measurement, flooring installation, and design consultation. Our design studio gives you versatile looks in real-life settings. You can see what the flooring looks like when it’s in place. We offer financing options for flooring upgrades, whether big or small.