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Hard Surface Floors and the Expansion Perimeter

October 3, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

Getting a hard surface floor installed in the workplace or home is a top priority for many customers. For any contractor or installer, doing a good job is important and so is learning all the steps for proper installation. One of the most important steps is to calculate for expansion space or the job won’t […]

Filed Under: Expert Witness, Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate Tagged With: expansion space, flooring expansion space, hard floor expansion, solid floor and expansion, solid floor installation

What Surface Is More Resistant to Scuffing?

October 2, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

Home owners and business owners definitely desire a flooring material that will be resistant to scuffing. Scuffed floors can make the place look worn and old, even if it is well-tended and cleaned regularly. Scuffed floors can also give the impression of a poor quality flooring, even if the material is higher end. So, knowing […]

Filed Under: Expert Witness, Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Resilient Tagged With: durable floors, flooring material, polyurethane floors, pvc floors, scuff resistant, scuffed floors, strongest floors, vinyl floors

Solid Wood Can Be Installed On What Grade Levels?

October 1, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

Installing a solid hardwood floor at the home or at the office can make the place feel warm and look beautiful. However, such flooring is not appropriate for every level of the home or office. Learning what grade level is best for hardwood flooring will help keep customers happy and allow installers and contractors to best […]

Filed Under: Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate Tagged With: below grade, engineered wood floor, grade, hard wood floor, installation of hardwood, installing hard floors, on grade, solid wood floor, wood floor below grade, wood floor grade

Performing the ASTM F-2170-11 Test

September 30, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

The ASTM F-2170 standard is important for measuring moisture, or relative humidity, in concrete. Flooring inspectors, flooring contractors and others in the industry know that this test needs to be done to determine whether a concrete subfloor is ready for a sealer or whether it is ready to be built upon. Getting the most accurate […]

Filed Under: Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Tools Tagged With: ASTM F 2170, concrete moisture tests, equipment to measure moisture in concrete, moisture concrete test, moisture sensor test, test concrete for moisture

Inspection Process For Flooring Discolorations

September 29, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

In both commercial and residential properties, it’s not unusual to see discolorations in the flooring that is located in a small area. No matter what the size and color of the area, it’s up to a flooring inspector to figure out the cause and come up with a solution to prevent it from happening again. […]

Filed Under: Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate, Resilient Tagged With: discolorations, flooring discolorations, flooring inspection steps, flooring inspections, flooring inspector steps, flooring inspectors, flooring issues, inspection process, process for flooring inspections, small discolorations, yellow spots on floor, yellowing floor

Why are Ink Inhibitors Used in Sheet Floors?

September 28, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

Manufacturers are constantly pushing the boundaries in discovering ways to make their flooring products more durable and more beautiful. The manufacturing process is refined and perfected so that customers get a long-lasting type of flooring that looks exactly how they want it for years to come. Ink in Flooring With certain types of flooring, like […]

Filed Under: Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate, Resilient Tagged With: ink inhibitors, laminate flooring

How To Install a Sheet Vinyl Over an Existing Floor

September 27, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

Putting one type of flooring material over another is pretty common, because most flooring can handle it when prepared properly and it is much less expensive to just go over the top rather than spend time and money tearing up old flooring. Putting vinyl over an existing floor is one of the more popular options. […]

Filed Under: Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate, Resilient Tagged With: how to install sheet vinyl, how to install vinyl, install vinyl, installing sheet vinyl, sheet vinyl, vinyl on existing floor

What Causes Hard Surface Floors to Turn Yellow

September 26, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

When business owners and home owners contact flooring experts, one of the most common questions they have is, “Why is my floor turning yellow?” Hard surface floors like tile, resilient, laminate and even hardwood are durable and beautiful, but there are certain situations where they can get discolored. Without knowing the cause, customers may think […]

Filed Under: Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate, Resilient Tagged With: causes of yellow floor, problems with yellowing, yellow floor, yellow hard surface, yellowing

What Problems Can Gypsum-based Patches Create?

September 25, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

When preparing a floor, the covering material is not going to look or perform its best when the substrate is not prepared adequately. With a range of patching products that can help prepare substrate on the market today, it’s important to know the pros and cons of each type. Gypsum-based patches are a common choice […]

Filed Under: Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Hardwood and Laminate Tagged With: gypsum patch, gypsum patching, gypsum-based patches, problems with patches, substrates

What Causes Resilient Flooring to Discolor from the Top Down?

September 24, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

As one of the most popular flooring options, resilient flooring is versatile and long-lasting, even for high traffic areas. It is the flooring of choice in many businesses because it is attractive and durable, with so many colors and patterns to choose from. Resilient flooring includes linoleum, vinyl, cork and However, no flooring material is […]

Filed Under: Floor Safety, Flooring Help, Resilient Tagged With: causes of discoloration in flooring, causes of discoloration in vinyl, damage to resilient flooring, laminate discolor, resilient flooring, resilient foooring discoloration, vinyl discolor

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