It is important to know how to work with your hardwood floors. There are many factors that contribute to how well your floors turn out. In fact, most of these factors can be controlled by you.
Installing and maintaining hardwood floors can be tedious and impossible if you don’t know what you are doing. The keyword being ‘if.’ Here at American Products, we want to equip our clients with as much knowledge as we can.
With that being said, we will be offering a continuing education course to further your knowledge on hardwood floors. Our Bona AIA & IDCEC accredited course will help you understand the life cycle of hardwood floors in a residential or commercial setting. This information can help further your career and take your brand to the next level.
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So, you have been searching for a sealer for your hardwood floors. With so many products out there, which one should you choose? Lucky for you, we have a great option for you to consider. Bona IntenseSeal, formerly Bona DTS, is a specially formulated waterborne sanding sealer. It abrades easily and stops the finish from ever touching the wood surface. This premium sealer not only seals the wood but it also emphasizes the natural pigmentation of the wood.
American Products is proud to be a supplier of one of the premier wood floor finish producers in the flooring industry. PoloPlaz carries a full line of Oil Based and Water Based finishes and sealers that are designed to provide years of worry-free beauty to your solid hardwood or engineered floor.
We have all been there. You’ve decided that your ugly floors have to go. Now comes the hard part of deciding what exactly it is you want. Because you followed our blog post "6 Tips for Maintaining Your Hardwood Floor", you hired a qualified contractor and picked out your flooring type.
They told you that glue will be needed on your floor. But which one do you choose? We have a suggestion:
Hardwood and engineered floors add beauty and depth to your home. With a little planning and the right products, you can make sure they look as good as they can for the life of your home. Here are 6 tips to make your floors shine: