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How can testing the sound of footsteps on a sample floor help you predict noise levels in multi-storey homes?

Some floors are quiet underfoot; others amplify every step. Hollow-sounding laminates, certain tiles over empty screeds, or thin wood can…

Flooring

What difference does choosing a slightly darker tone of flooring make in hiding everyday scuffs and marks?

Ultra-light floors show everything: dust, shoe marks, tiny scratches, even a stray hair. Ultra-dark ones do the same, just in…

Flooring

How can using protective sliders under heavy furniture legs help when you need to rearrange the room later?

Heavy pieces—sofas, full bookshelves, big beds—are a pain to move. Dragging them directly on the floor can scratch wood, chip…

Flooring

Why is it smart to imagine how a particular floor will look with pet hair if you have dogs or cats?

Pets shed. Some a little, some a lot. Their hair and dander will land wherever they walk, lie or shake…

Flooring

How can checking how slippery a floor feels when you walk in socks help you choose safer materials?

In showrooms, you usually test flooring in shoes. At home, though, many people walk barefoot or in socks, especially kids…

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