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Wood is a natural renewable product with varying grain and color variations.
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Due to the variations inherent in the wood, a sample may not be representative of the floor’s overall appearance.
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Wood is warm, inviting and adds value to your home.
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Exposure to light for extended periods of time may cause color shading
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Area rugs should be moved from time to time
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Most wood colors will darken with age. (especially reds)
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Indentations can occur in wood floors and are not considered a defect. Some species are softer than others. High heels overt an inordinate amount of pressure and may cause indentations in the wood.
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Chair rollers may cause premature wear of the finish. A proper floor mat should be used.
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Wood flooring must be protected from exposure to extreme heat, cold or humid conditions including flooding or subterranean conditions.
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Caring for your floor will maintain its beauty. Sweep or vacuum often, use a wood floor cleaner recommended by the manufacturer. Clean up all spills as soon as possible
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Never mop with water. It can permanently damage your flooring. Use a recommended cleaner, WATER AND WOOD NEVER MIX.
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For preventative maintenance, use area rugs or mats at all entries to prevent dirt and moisture from being tracked onto the floor. Area rugs should have a backing that will not cause discoloration of the wood. Do not use rugs with solid rubber, vinyl or rough backing.
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Use floor protector pads under furniture to prevent denting: felt pads are best.
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Use caution when moving heavy objects across the floor. Do not drag as this can cause damage to the floor.
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Pet nails or other sharp items can scratch the finish of your floor.
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Wood is greatly influenced by the environmental conditions of your home. Temperature and humidity must be controlled. Recommended is relative humidity level between 45% and 65% throughout the year to minimize the natural expansion and contraction of your floor.
