Flooring Wang
Flooring installation, repairs, refinishing and finishing work.
Solid timber flooring is made from a single piece of wood through the thickness of each board. Its natural grain and variation can suit a living room, a whole-h…
Engineered timber flooring combines a real timber surface with a supporting layered construction underneath. It is an option for homeowners who want the appeara…
Laminate flooring has a decorative surface over a manufactured core, giving you a choice of timber-look designs without using solid timber boards. It may suit b…
Hybrid flooring is a manufactured, multilayer floor with a rigid core and a decorative surface. It is often considered for people who want a coordinated timber-…
Vinyl flooring is a resilient floor covering available in planks, tiles and sheet formats. It offers a range of timber-look and other finishes, and may suit a r…
Herringbone is a flooring layout in which rectangular boards meet end-to-side to form a repeating, staggered zigzag. It is a way to make the floor a visible par…
Chevron flooring uses boards with angled ends that meet to create a continuous V-shaped pattern. Compared with the staggered joints of herringbone, it gives a m…
Stair flooring updates the visible surfaces of an existing staircase with a suitable floor covering and matching edge details. It may be useful when you want th…
Removing an old floor is often the first step towards a new one, but the amount of work depends on how the existing covering was installed. Floating boards, glu…
The subfloor is the base beneath the flooring you see. Checking and preparing it is an important part of a new installation, particularly if an old covering has…
Underlay and moisture control perform different jobs beneath a floor. An underlay may provide the support or acoustic performance required by a floating system,…
Sanding removes the old surface finish and a controlled amount of timber to prepare a suitable floor for refinishing. It can be worth considering when a timber …
A floor coating is the protective finish on a timber surface. New coating may follow a suitable sanding job, while recoating can sometimes refresh an existing f…
Staining changes the tone of suitable timber while allowing its grain and natural variation to remain visible. It may suit a renovation where the existing floor…
A floor that looks tired does not always need complete replacement or sanding. Depending on the material and finish, a suitable clean or maintenance treatment m…
Local board replacement focuses on damaged sections while keeping the surrounding floor where that is practical. It may be worth considering for a few cracked b…
A squeak, creak or soft movement underfoot can come from several different parts of a floor. Loose fixings, board joints, an uneven base or restricted movement …
Visible gaps or raised edges can affect how a floor looks and feels, but they do not all have the same cause. A separated joint, a chipped edge and a floor resp…
Moisture can leave flooring swollen, lifted, stained or separated, and the damage visible on top may not show the full condition underneath. This service assess…
Skirting boards finish the junction between the wall and the floor. New or replacement skirting can bring a room together after flooring work, while a carefully…
Trims and transition profiles finish the points where flooring meets another surface, a doorway or an exposed edge. They may cover an intended movement gap, bri…
You can supply your own flooring or ask me to help arrange materials for the agreed work. This service brings the practical details together before installation…