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Family Friendly Flooring

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

Is your flooring family friendly? If you are not sure or you want to install family friendly flooring, we are here to help! Read below to learn about family friendly flooring!

 

What is family friendly flooring?

Family Friendly flooring is flooring that can resist spills; resist stains, durable, hypoallergenic and affordable. Below are different types of flooring that work for the previously listed concerns:

Slip Resistance

Slip resistant flooring protects children and pets from being hurt, if they fall while running through the house. They are more inclined to slip on smooth surfaces. Some great flooring you can use to lessen the pain of falling for children and pets: rubber mats, cork flooring, and slip-resistant carpeting. We recommend you put these types of flooring in heavy traffic areas.

Durability and Stain Resistance

 

Laminate floors are great flooring, if you are aiming for flooring made to be durable, as well as stain resistant. Laminate flooring is great to use in homes that have children and pet occupants. It can be easily replaced and it is not expensive to install. The great thing about laminate floors is that it can hide blemishes. Also, Laminate flooring can resist stains that children are most likely to create with markers, lipstick, nail polish and crayons.

 

To learn about hypoallergenic flooring and affordability in flooring, read this article from EzineArticles.com.

 

Or for professional services and questions, contact Jim Boyd’s Flooring America by calling 410-667-0620 or click here today!

 

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Kitchen Flooring: Wood,Stone & Vinyl, What is Best For You?

Wednesday, October 26th, 2011

Are you ready to redesign your kitchen? If yes, we are here to help you pick a suitable, durable, stylish flooring material for your kitchen.

The three types of kitchen flooring you can choose are: wood, stone and vinyl flooring. Wood and stone are natural materials with natural tones and textures that will always be in demand for their ability to be portrayed as both modern and classic. But what are the pros and cons of each type of flooring material? Read below to find out!

The Advantages & Disadvantages of Wood

Wood advantages are its beautiful and natural tones and textures. Wood can go with any design. It still has disadvantages. Wood is hard to keep clean. Grease and grime easily build up in the grain of wood. The most effective cleaning of wood is often hands and knees scrubbing and brushing. Also the treatments done to protect the wood material will eventually wear off. When the treatment wears off, the surface is vulnerable to staining that can only be removed by sanding down an entire floor.

The Advantages & Disadvantages of Stone

Stone flooring is an elegant and natural flooring material. But similar to wood, stone flooring has a textured finish vulnerability to dirt build up and can be stained when a protective coating wears through. Stone floors are heavy and can be structurally problematic. Stone is also cold underfoot during winter and under-floor heating can be expensive and disruptive.

Vinyl Flooring Benefits

If any of the above information concerns you, you might want to get vinyl flooring. Vinyl flooring comes with a range of benefits. Vinyl flooring has a smooth surface that allows it to be an easier surface to clean in comparison with wood and stone flooring. Vinyl flooring is hard wearing material and you can easily tell when your flooring has finally worn through its protective coating because the pattern will disappear. Vinyl flooring also comes in a range of wonderful colors and design so you can be creative with your kitchen design.

To learn about more Vinyl Flooring Benefits, read this article from EzineArticles.com.

Or for professional services and questions, contact Jim Boyd’s Flooring America by calling 410-667-0620 or click here today!

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