[AD] The Advantages Of Fitting A Solid Wood Floor
If you are planning on changing the floor in your home it’s important to do your homework. When deciding on what you lay your floor on, it’s important to take into account your family. For example the age of your children and how much footfall your floors will take. You also want to lay a floor that will last you many years.

So what floor to decide upon? A great option for any busy family home is a solid wood floor. Here are some advantages of fitting solid wood flooring.
Solid wood flooring is the most traditional type of wood flooring and it has a luxurious look and will add character and warmth to your home giving it a very unique style.
Solid wood flooring is made up from planks and are made from one piece of hardwood. They have a long life expectancy which is important when choosing your new floor. It also offers a timeless look to your home.
Solid wood flooring comes in many different types of wood such as oak, maple and many more. It’s a wide choice of different shades of wood and many different grains. So finding something that fits in with your home and your own style shouldn’t be a problem.
Solid wood floors have a tongue and groove fitting system which is a traditional way of installing a solid wood floor.
You can have either unfinished or finished planks of solid wood so if you decide on unfinished you can then decide on the colour of the wood to suit your home.
Solid wood floors are incredibly durable so will easily handle heavy footfall in for example, a hallway. Real wood floors also attract less dust, allergens and mould so if a member of your family has any allergies then a solid wood floor would be a very good decision.
A solid wood floor should last you a lifetime it’s not particularly difficult to lay so can be done by an amateur DIY enthusiast. It will give your home a warm, rustic and natural feel to your home and add a touch of class and sophistication.
Do you have a Solid wood floor? I would love to hear your experiences in the comments below.
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