When the time comes to sell your home, most real estate agents will advise you to update and refresh your décor (unless you have recently done so) – a fresh coat of paint on the walls, a little less clutter on the shelves, and, oh yeah, replace your carpet! This process is known as staging your home – you are “setting the stage” for buyers to see your home in its most appealing and aesthetically pleasing state.
Wood floors and dogs do not mix. Unless you are prepared to declaw your beautiful furry friend, you need to adjust the floor to the dog, not the dog to the floor.
First, let's look at its closest cousin, engineered wood.
While determining the quality for average shoppers can be very hard and tricky, there are actually many hidden properties that can identify the carpet’s quality just by simply looking at it. Here are the properties/characteristics that you must take into consideration together:
Traditionally, hardwood flooring is installed as unfinished planks that are then stained and finished with a protective surface layer on-site. More recently, many manufacturers have begun to offer prefinished hardwood flooring products that arrive with finishing treatments already applied to hardwood materials in order to protect them against stains, discolorations and water penetration. There are certain advantages to purchasing and installing prefinished hardwood flooring, as well as several drawbacks.
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