Floors and Decks
Flooring profile to minimise peaking
With higher density backsawn hardwoods that are installed in moderate to more humid localities there are concerns with peaking in the floor.
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Floors and Decks
Gap minimisation in hot dry weather
The laying of a timber floor and when it is subsequently sanded and polished is often dictated by the building schedule and due to this the effects of seasonally hot and dry weather conditions are at times not duly considered.
Floors and Decks
Acclimatisation of timber flooring
Heating and cooling systems, affecting both the internal temperature and humidity, will also bring about changes to the internal dwelling climate and generally have the effect of moderating internal conditions, if not used excessively.
Floors and Decks
Timber floors in dry times
Let’s take a look at weather patterns and the conditions to understand what is happening with our floors.
Floors and Decks
Hollow sounds in timber floors
It is not uncommon when walking on a timber floor to hear a hollow sound. Learn more about understanding these sounds.