Wood Floor Sanding Company in Norbiton | KT1

Flooring Advice?

Check our Flooring Guide, which offers various advice in topics like Stairs & Banisters Restoration Wood Floor Sanding Wood Floor Finishing & Staining , etc.

• How to Maintain Your Oiled Wooden Floors
• How to Maintain Your Lacquered Wooden Floor
• Natural Unfinished Timber Look for Your Wooden Floors
• Advice for Wooden Stairs Sanding & Restoration
• What is the Difference Between Bona Mega & Bona Mega Natural Lacquer?

What Commercial Services We Do In Norbiton?

For our business clients FloorWorks offer professional commercial flooring services to the highest industry standards. We have already many local commercial floors in Norbiton with excellent customer satisfaction rate. Today we continue to provide outstanding commercial flooring services to:

• Floor Restoration for Restaurants & Pubs
• Floor Renovation for Offices, Retail & Showrooms
• Floor Renovation Services for Museums, Galleries & Theatres
• Floor Restoration for Schools
• Floor Restoration for Churches & Community Halls

Whatever the type of flooring and whatever the need for flooring service, contact FloorWorks today, regardless of the size of the project.

See What Our Clients from Norbiton Say About Us...

• ★★★★★

  Wonderful results - a job well done. I will certainly use again your services.

  Maya Patterson, business owner from Luton
• ★★★★★

  We are very pleased by the appearance of our new floors. Thanks!

  Leon Atkins, homeowner from Knightsbridge
• ★★★★★

  Compliments to your workers - we had an excellent service. The team were punctual and tidy and were highly skilled. My floors look brilliant!

  Eve Curtis, homeowner from Hendon

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Do You Have a Question?

• How many times I can restore my engineered wood floors?

  Hi Richard,

  There are 3 standards of thickness in engineered wood flooring - 20 mm, 18 mm and 14/15 mm. Each of those will have different thickness of top layer (oak, walnut, beech, maple, etc), which will vary between 3 mm and 6 mm.

  Every time engineered wood floors are sanded approx. 1 mm will be removed by the restoration itself, however another 1 mm should be allowed for difference factory defect difference and the level of the floor throughout.

  So, technically - 3 mm top layered floor can be sanded only once and a 6 mm top layer, should be able to achive 3 or even 4 restorations.

• Whitewashed finish on wooden floors and how to achieve it?

  Hi and thank you for your question regaring whitewashed effect on wooden flooring.

  Achieving whitewashed / nordic finish on engineered oak flooring during floor restoration service with the use of either stains, lacquers or by using precoloured oil-based products. You need to be aware that there will be a slight difference in the appearance of the whitewashed effect depending on whether it has been achieved by lacquer or oil.

  If you decide to seal your floors with lacquer, whitewashed effect can be done in two ways. You can either use white pigmented primer like Bona White, or you can first apply white stain on the sanded floors and then coat it with multiple coats of clear lacquer. For our wood floor restoration service where staining is involved, we rely on some of the most popular products such as Bona Create Ice, followed by the application of three coats of waterbased Bona Mega lacquer in either matt, satin or gloss finish.

  If you prefer to achieve the whitewashed effect using oil-based products, then you need to be aware that this will achieve less uniform appearance.

• Should I use varnish or oil for my original pine floorboards?

  Hi and thank you for the question regarding the choice of sealant for pine floorboards.

  Pine is soft wood and while it is possible to seal pine with both laquers and Harwax Oils, we would always recommend the use of hardwearing varnish when sanding and sealing this type of flooring. The reason for this is that pine tends to absorb oils, which means that pine floorboards sealed with hardwax oils will have lower level of protection and durability compared to those sealed with varnish. This is particularly the case where staining is required. Therefore we would recommend stained pine floorboards to be sealed with hardwearing varnish.

  We hope that the above helps.

And Some Frequently Asked Questions...

• Do you take deposit for your floor restoration services?

  No.

  We do not require any deposits for our wood floor restoration and wood floor maintenance services.

  You can rest assured that payment for labour is only due upon completion of the project.

• Do you provide help with furniture?

  Yes, our team is available to help move larger pieces of furniture out of the areas.

  If the furniture cannot be fully removed, we can complete the work in stages.

  Completing the restoration works in stages will normally add an extra day, in some cases more days and a surcharge will apply due to the extra time required.

  We strive to make the process as seamless as possible while ensuring minimal disruption to your home.

• How can I pay for my floor restoration service?

  On completion of your service you will receive an invoice for the works. We accept card payments, bank transfer or cash.

  We always strive to deliver excellent results - this is our main priority. If you are satisfied with your wood floor restoration or floor repair service or would like to give us any feedback don’t forget to place your stars on us.

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