Terrace Carpets

Shopping for rugs can be a little overwhelming because it's easy to get distracted by all the colors, patterns, designs, and styles. A carpet installation can last for upwards of 20 years, and it's vital not to get sidetracked and choose the right one for your specific needs and requirements. Also, keep in mind that while they may look alike, rugs can differ in quality and performance characteristics.

Wood floors are more than just a purchase; they are an investment. They last for decades, and, in most cases, all they need is a refinishing (with or without sanding) to bring them back to their original luster. They work with any decor, never go out of style, and add value to your property. Many automatically think "solid" when they hear the phrase "wood floors" and engineered appeals to people who want both beauty and practicality.

Laminate wood flooring looks, feels and even sounds similar to hardwood, but without hardwood's price tag. It can seem overwhelming, with all the colors, patterns, and designs, but we're here to help you sort it out. Here's a guide to help you, but don't be afraid to ask many questions.

The more you know, the more likely you are to get a good quality product, one that will make your laminate flooring installation the "jewel of the crown" of your home.Abrasion Criteria (AC) is a numbered rating system from one to five that tells you about durability, and it is considered the most accurate rating system for laminate.

Tile flooring is still the number one choice for kitchens and baths, and it's so versatile it's much sought after for other rooms. This includes living/dining areas, home offices, hallways, and bedrooms, especially in hot climates. Ceramics are sophisticated, add value to a home, are waterproof, durable, and affordable, especially since you can combine them to create unique designs and various price points.

What do you do when you want a wood floor in an area, like the bathroom, that's too humid and moist for wood floors? You go with vinyl plank flooring (LVP), which is luxury vinyl flooring (LVF) cut into strips and mounted on boards to simulate hardwood planks.

Since it's waterproof, it can go where authentic wood can't, such as the kitchen, bath, or laundry room, but it's so highly designed, people use it also for the living and dining areas, home office, and bedrooms.The other option is LVT flooring, where the material is cut into square, groutable tile-sized pieces.