You can easily spend $20-$30 per square foot on luxury flooring for your kitchen, but if you are willing to shop around and tackle the installation yourself, a new kitchen floor can cost well under $1 per square foot. But it’s important to note that price is not the only consideration. The material also must be a good candidate for the kitchen environment. Any legitimate option must agree with the following rules:
Your home’s flooring is an integral part of your home design and decor. When you undertake any sort of construction or renovation project, you want to ensure it’s protected. And, above all else, you want to prevent damage.
Remodeling a kitchen is always a massive project. If you’re going through the work of renovating your kitchen, you naturally want every single detail to be flawless. There are so many things that go into a functional and attractive kitchen. Flooring is a big example. Selecting the right flooring for a kitchen remodeling project always involves taking certain factors into account. Proper planning can help you select kitchen flooring that makes you feel relaxed and happy.
Like the kitchen, your family room serves as a central social area of your home—it's usually a “meeting place” where family members gather to talk, play, or just relax. The nature of the family room (or the great room in some homes) is such that the floor is of more importance that it is in other rooms—young kids may play on the floor, often with their parents; teens may sprawl across the floor to watch movies or play video games; infants may crawl across the family room floor and take their first falls there while learning to walk. So it's quite important that a family room floor be soft, comfortable, and cozy. Even in homes floored mostly with hardwood or tile, the family room often receives carpeting—and usually carpeting of the best type.
Stairs are the most common place in the home to have carpet, and yet they are also the trickiest. Choosing carpet for the stairs can be a bit more difficult than choosing carpet for other areas of the home. This is because, in addition to having to decide on carpet style and color, the carpet has to be of appropriate durability and thickness to be installed on the stair. Of course, it also has to look good as it wraps around the edge of the stair, and through the railing posts, if any.
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