Concrete sub floor assessment with timber vinyl based products
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Timber floors in dry and wet times
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Correct use of resistance moisture meters
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Assessing enclosed subfloor space suitability for fixed and floated floors
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Providing floors over underfloor heating
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Restrictions to floating floor movement
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Covering floors during construction
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The effects that heating systems have on timber floors
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The effects that heating systems have on timber floors
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Cupping, peaking and crowning in solid and engineered flooring
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Asbestos, magnesite, and other hidden hazards
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Guides to standards and tolerances
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Colour changes in coated floor surfaces
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Timber floors and acoustic underlays
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Acceptable gapping and use of fillers
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Subfloor Flatness
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Perimeter and intermediate expansion
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How to Replace a Damaged Timber Floorboard
Replace a damaged timber floorboard over joists or battens with our handy guide from ATFA.
Timber flooring systems
The following provides an overview of the different products and systems available when it comes to installing timber flooring products, as well as indicative variable market prices
Floor care and maintenance
These guidelines apply to any Timber floor. Following them will help your floor look good for longer between recoating and re-sanding: