Floor Sanding Acton
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Revive Your Acton Floors in W3
If you have a natural wooden floor..
Congratulations. It’s an asset that is durable, beautiful and easy to maintain.
From hardwood boards to parquet or herringbone blocks..
When well looked after, it can add value to your property.
If your floor has fallen on hard times, don’t despair. However old or poor in condition, you can have a fresh look in a few days.
With floor restoration from the specialists.
Choose Floor Sanding Acton for all floor repair and resealing.
Why Us?
Replacement or repairs to damaged timber; sanding away old sealant and paint; staining for a fresh colour – such as changing the look to a lighter or darker shade. Resealing with new protection of oil, lacquer or hard wax.
All with minimal mess and disruption. Our machines provide sanding that is virtually dust. And with flexible working – at weekends or even overnight – we can adjust to your domestic or business schedule.
So call us today for your free assessment. You will get the best advice for the treatment of your floor. And a new surface to display with pride.
Floor Sanding Acton – for floor repair and restoration.
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Oaks – Old and Planned
Acton – the ‘Farm by the Oak trees’- was a soft water area which became notable for its laundries. The last closed down in the 1970s.
The old village became swamped by the growth of the city in the early 19th century. The parish church was rebuilt in 1865 and contains memorial tablets from the former building.
Acton was the site of the first Waitrose Store and the ‘home’ of the Trotters. The Peckham of ‘Only Fools and Horses’ was in reality filmed on one of its estates.
The area has seven stations bearing its name. Of these, Acton Town Station of 1933 is one of a series of fine underground station buildings whose calm and functional elegance enhances the Bakerloo Line.
Bedford Park is notable as being one of the first examples of the planned garden suburb, designed by Norman Shaw in 1875. It consists of a diversity of domestic dwellings built around mature trees. Described by William Morris as ‘quaint and pretty’- it is now regarded as a pioneer in extending the concept of the small modern house. Throughout Britain and, indeed, the world.
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What’s the Best Choice of Finish for Your New Hardwood Floors?
Your new hardwood flooring is destined to take all kinds of abuse, from animal claws to stiletto heels and everything in between. It will be the hardest working surface in your home and therefore requires a finish that protects and prolongs its useful life and keeps it looking beautiful.
Many hardwood floors now come prefinished, but if you want to do the job yourself and you’ve just installed unfinished hardwood flooring you’ll need to finish the floorboards as soon as possible.
Seal, stain and poly
Oil or water?
Oil based poly is the right choice when your flooring is a rich wood like a walnut or has a darker stain. It gives a yellowed, amber effect over soft woods like pine, whereas it will add extra depth and colour to dark woods. Oil based poly is also more forgiving of an uneven application and needs fewer coats than water based poly to create an extremely hard wearing finish. Be aware that oil based poly must be allowed to fully cure and can take 12 to 24 hours between coats to dry fully.
Because water based poly lets the natural colour of the wood shine through, it’s often the preferred choice of professional floor sanding and finishing companies. It’s also the best choice if you have exotic wood flooring, particularly engineered wood flooring. Oil based poly is considered to be the environmentally friendly choice and dries much more quickly than the oil based variety. However, your application needs to be spot on as poorly applied water based poly will show every brush mark.
Whichever poly you choose, when properly applied it will help your hardwood floors look superb for years to come.
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