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Timber flooring VS Laminate Flooring – Beginner’s Guide
If you have bored with your old carpet and want to give your floor a fresh and stunning look, don’t forget to add hardwood flooring or laminate flooring. Both laminate and timber gives modern and classic appearance to your living area; however, it also depends on several other factors such as total area, color, style, and budget.
Timber Flooring: Timber Flooring has a number of variations including Blackbutt, Brushbox, Walnut Ironbark, Kempas, Cypress Pine, Jarrahh, Spotted Gum, and Tallowwood. Another type which is getting so much popularity, especially in Sydney, Australia, is Oak. But, you should check which company is best for providing Oak flooring in Sydney.
• If you are planning to renew your old home or property, the timber floors can add a great value to your property without doing any extra effort. • Timber is available in various kinds of grades. It is a natural product; therefore, it may not offer you any artificial coloring or texture. • Timber flooring in Sydney requires professional skills, and it is more difficult to install compared with others. Means you should hire a professional company for its installation. • Timber without any doubt is more expansive than laminate or carpet flooring, but you should consider it as a long-term investment. You don’t need to replace it again and again after a few years. • It remains fresh even more than a decade.
Laminate Flooring: • Laminate flooring is on the other hand is so easy to install. • Similarly, it is more economical than timber.
• You should avoid cleaning this type with water as it may damage your sheet just like other artificial floor coverings. • Laminate offers you so many variations, designs, and color options. • You can install it anywhere you want and there are so much width variation available too. While considering the above pros and cons of laminate flooring and timber flooring in Sydney, you can make the right choice for your floor in no time.
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