Flooring Material Supplies

Outdoor Patio 6 Slat Wood Deck Tiles - Set of 10

2010-12-25T06:53:00.000-08:00

Product Features

* Pattern: six horizontal slats per tile.
* Box of 10 tiles. Covers 10 sqft.
* Outdoor covering for patios, decks, balconies, porches, walkways, surrounding pools and hot tubs.
* Indoor covering for garage floors, basement floors, and bathroom floors.
* Pre-treated, expertly kiln-dried, extremely durable FSC Eucalyptus.

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Design: The 6 slat design is one of the classic designs in our collection. In this design, there are 6 vertical wood slats pre-screwed into the interlocking plastic base. This design provides a classic, elegant look for any outdoor decking projects from small to large. Material: Our eucalyptus wood products are made of solid "Eucalyptus Grandis" hardwood, grown in 100 % well managed forests in Brazil, certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).

Eucalyptus Grandis, entirely different from the eucalyptus tree in the U.S., is as strong and as durable as the well-known Teak. On average, it is even from 10 to 20 percent more dense than Teak. With its density, straight grain, smooth finish, and honey color with subtle rose highlights, Eucalyptus Grandis is a first-rate choice for outdoor wood products.Key features and specification:Quickly build any unique outdoor living space by simply snapping the deck tiles together without using nails, glue, or a hammer. Snapping deck tiles (sometimes referred to as interlocking deck tile) is a do-it-yourself product designed for the average homeowner. It quickly makes a solid hardwood floor on the patio, balcony, next to a pool or spa, or kitchen and bathroom areas in a couple of hours. No hassles of building a deck the conventional way. Most importantly, it is economically reusable - just simply snap and unsnap the deck tiles on one floor and re-snap them on another floor! You can build your floor within a matter of hours - not days - and enjoy it immediately. No glue, no screws, or hammers are needed! * Mold, mildew, fungi, termites, rot and decay resistant. Backed with unique plastic interlocking grid for easy snap-together installation with no nails, staples or to remove, re-arrange and re-lay tiles.Environmentally friendly non-endangered FSC Eucalyptus from controlled forests.Individual tile dimensions: 12" L x 12" W x 1" H (inches) x 2 lbs.Carton dimension: 13" L x 13" W x 10" H (inches) x 22 lb.

Le Click Interlocking Teak Flooring Tiles, Style FLEX, Box of 10 Tiles, Oiled Finish

2010-12-25T06:44:00.000-08:00

The Le click Teak Wood flooring system is simply spectacular and offers a great variety of use where functionality and style need to go hand in hand! Perfectly suited for indoor and outdoor flooring projects: - Indoor and outdoor pools - Rooftops and decks - Spa projects and massage studios - Indoor or outdoor showers, bathrooms - Balconies, decks, patios, Florida rooms - Furniture and interior design showrooms - Home office, cellars, closets, - Install it on boats - Exhibition booth flooring system - and many more... Le click allows for a full floor to be installed in just minutes by connecting the individual tiles with a simple click. Le click Style FLEX: - Covers 10 square feet / 0.9 square meter of floor per box of 10 tiles - Finish: OILED FINISH: Size per tile (L x W x H): 11 3/4" (30cm) x 11 3/4" (30cm) x 1.1" (2.7cm) - Weight per tile: ~ 1 3/4 lb (0.85kg) - Boxing standard: 10 tiles per box - Box size (L x W x H): 25.5 " (65cm) x 13.5" (34cm) x 5.5 " (14cm) - Box weight: 25 lb (10kg) - Made and directly imported from Indonesia.

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Technical Details

* Le click Teak Interlocking Flooring Tiles, 10 PC per box
* Premium Plantation Teak Slats mounted on PVC resin
* Fast installation, lay a floor within minutes
* Perfect fit for indoor and outdoor flooring projects
* Accessories: Corner and endpieces available, ANTI-SLIP rubber knobs

Le click Teak Flooring Tiles CLASSIC - Box of 10 Tiles, Oiled Honey Brown (Teak Oiled Honey Brown) (12"H x 12"W x 1"D)

2010-12-25T06:36:00.000-08:00

The "Le Click" Interlocking Floor System allows for a full floor to be installed in just minutes by connecting the individual tiles with a simple click! Each Classic kit includes 10 square wood floor tiles that cover 10 square feet of space - inside or out! These indoor/outdoor flooring tiles are made of durable teak wood that is sanded smooth for splinter-free treading; the Honey Brown finish comes in either natural or oiled varieties. We've Got You Cornered! Complete the look with the sleek Le Click Corner Pieces!

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This do-it-yourself flooring system is simply spectacular and offers a great variety of uses where functionality and style need to go hand in hand! It's perfectly suited for projects such as: Indoor and outdoor pools Spa projects, beauty salons and studios Indoor or outdoor showers, bathrooms Balconies, decks, patios, Florida rooms Furniture and interior design showrooms Home office, cellars, closets Even Install it on boats and over dirt! Key features for outdoor use: water and small particles are flushed away between the slats, so you always walk on Le click with perfectly clean and dry feet. And when walking barefoot on the tiles, the floor is so comfortable it is like receiving a free massage! Finishing end pieces are included with the wood flooring kit, to give the new area a safe and polished look. The teak wood slats are mounted on flexible PVC grid resin, which has been pressure tested and can"

Laminate Floor Installation Tips

2010-12-16T04:34:00.000-08:00

Flooring Installation Tips and Flooring Options for Selling Your Home

When a buyer enters a home there is a first impression snapshot of the interior that will stay with him or her for the duration of viewing. This will be added to the two preceding ones: curb appeal and the entrance area. Because these scenes are the first ones they will weigh heavy on the rest of the showing and may even tip the scales either way. And one of the most important items for portraying the interior in a grand way is the flooring and the type of flooring installation you have chosen.

When a person enters a home it is only human nature to glance down at where the feet are. Like the entranceway it is close to the eyes and imperfections will be picked up immediately. So if there is a dated, gray-edged beige carpet in the line of sight this would not be a good first impression. And neither would a dated tile floor with dirty grout.

Most people who buy homes these days are not like the ones who were on the hunt even 10 years. As much as the internet is filled with do-it-yourself articles the new home buyers tend to want everything done, or almost everything, before they buy. Why? Because “time” is the new currency and this is in short supply. The new buyer knows what he or she likes and wants it in one package with little or no after-market projects left. In order to sell your home this includes the floors.

Taking Stock of the Floors

One of the first things to do when planning to renovate for selling is to go through the home and look at all the floors. Move furniture out of the rooms ands get in every corner. Draw each room on a separate piece of graph paper and name the flooring material in each room. Now mark on the paper where every scrape, blemish and stain is located.
Hardwood

If you have hardwood floors, circle them right on the floor with a water-based pen. Then get down and scrub marks with a mild cleaner and repair the bare spots made by furniture rubbing and other scraping. These can be lightly sanded and then spot painted with a clear urethane. You might have to match the stain beforehand by testing it on a spare piece of wood. If these can't be cleaned, or the cracks or nicks fixed, then call in a professional. This will be well worth the money and effort. Sometimes a pro can take strip of wood from the line of sight and replace it a piece from the back of the closet.

Sometimes a hardwood floor, especially oak flooring, is badly scraped, faded or has water damage. Call in a flooring company and get bids on refinishing. Even badly damaged, old floors can be brought back to life with the right refinishing company.
Tile

Tile flooring is difficult and expensive to replace because, unlike hardwood, it can' be refinished. If the tile looks decent you might be able to get away with replacing the grout. Although it requires some labor and can make a mess grinding out grout is easy to do. First choose a color that will set off the room and the tile. This choice should be made in conjunction with picking out the décor for the whole house. If you don't have a grinder inform the tool rental place what you want to do and they will set you up with the proper grinding wheel for the job. You don't have to take out all the grout just take it down 1/4” so that you can re-apply the new grout. Follow the instructions on the package as to how to apply grout or ask the local home store where you bought it. By choosing a different, even vibrant color, for the regrouting job you can make the tile floor look like it is a new one.

Sometimes there will be cracked tile and it is very difficult to find anything that matches. This is a good time to look for a closet or other space where taking up a tile and filling the spot with a different color won't matter. In a closet you can take up a white tile and replace it with a black one and then put a floor mat over it. Grind out the grout to the subfloor and then carefully work a putty knife between the tile and the subfloor. When the new tile goes in the rest of the floor will have to be regrouted.
Laminate Flooring

Laminate flooring can chip and the pattern rub off in spots where traffic is high. If you have left over pieces from the job your job is simple. However, if not find a place where no one will notice a missing piece of laminate, like in a closet. To remove a laminate plank go to the nearest wall and take off the baseboard. This holds the floor in place. Now lift the edge pieces and pull them apart. Do this until you reached the bad one. Replace this with one from around the area (This is for even wear) and then rebuild the floor back to the wall where the new piece will be inserted to make up for the one used to replace the damaged one.

For small repairs like nicks or scratches you can buy a laminate repair kit at the local home store.
Carpet

Unless the carpets are in pristine condition this would be a good time to rip them out and put in another type of flooring. Even a quality laminate flooring adorned with a classic-style floor rug would set off the place better than a carpet. This is because, unlike 10 years ago, people are realizing that carpets may contribute to their allergies.

However, if you have quality carpets in good shape there would be no need to replace them. Not all buyers hate carpets and they do look great and make a room cozy.

Modular Attic Floor System - Atticraft (Natural) (5/8"H x 24"W x 16"D)

2010-12-16T04:31:00.000-08:00

Everyone is looking for more space...and to be more organized. Atticraft is a new product that solves the space problem in minutes. Before, the only way to finish an attic was to be handy and get plywood to cut and install yourself; hire someone to do that for you; or purchase pre-cut storage panels that have to be screwed into the joists. All are complicated, expensive, time consuming projects that not everyone wants to or can do.

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The Atticraft modular floor system eliminates all of these common problems! No tools are required to install it It is elevated above insulation and wires creating even more space Sets up in minutes Each panel has an approximate weight capacity of 250 pounds when evenly distributed. The kit accommodates both 16" and 24" on center attics (standard size of all attics built after 1957) so you do not need to know how your attic is configured. The Atticraft can be easily removed and taken from home to home (great for renters or homeowners). For installation, clips adjust for off center joist work (the panels can slide on the clip to compensate). All other products on the market are fixed in size. If the joist work is not perfectly 16" or 24" on center (which most joist work is not) these other products will not work well or at all. No other product on the market has these features! Atticraft panels are made of a high grade wood bonded with a resin that will not break down in high heat or extreme"

Attic Dek Flooring -Pack of 4 panels (Gray) (24" x 16")

2010-12-16T04:26:00.000-08:00

Get your attic together! Attic Dek is the only storage system designed specifically for unfinished attic space over a garage or under a roof. The prefabricated plastic panel squares are secured with screws to the attic floor joints to create flooring space for storage or a stepping stone pathway to get to hard to reach spaces. Attic Dek panels require no measuring or cutting. Each has five prefabricated holes for screws to be secured into the attic floor joists. Installation is quick and easy. Strong and sturdy, one square has been tested to support 250 pounds. Available in 24" x 16" squares (pack of four) or 16" x 16" squares (pack of six). Screws included. Please see zoom for examples of item in use.

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Product Features

* Color: Gray
* Size: 24" x 16"
* Strong and sturdy.
* Requires no measuring or cutting.
* One square supports up to 200 pounds.

Woven Engineered Click-Lock Hardwood Flooring in Bamboo Toast

2010-12-16T04:24:00.000-08:00

HL40 Bamboo is a highly sustainable and environmentally friendly flooring material providing exotic beauty that will enhance any room in your home. This flooring can be installed on all levels including basements. Our patented technology assures years of comfort. Like other natural products, differences in the tone and appearance are what make this flooring beautiful. Floor is easily cleaned with a soft brush or damp mop. Specifications: -Species: Bamboo. -Color: Toast. -Construction: Engineered. -Installation Type: Click-Lock. -Edge: Micro. -Surface Type: Woven. -Width: 4.75 . -Length: 36 . -Thickness: 0.56 . -Square Feet per Carton: 19 sq ft. Related Trim -Quarter Round: HL40QR. -T-Molding: HL40TM. -Reducer: HL40HSR. -Threshold: HL40CR. -3.5'' Nosing: HL40SN. -Wall Base: HL40WB. Warranty: -Residential: 25 Years. Installation

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Product Specifications
Part Number: HL40
Size: 4" to 4 - 7/8"
Color: Toast
Material: Engineered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions
Length: 0.56 in
Width: 4.75 in
Height: 36 in

Eco Timber Woven Bamboo Flooring Amber

2010-12-16T04:22:00.000-08:00

Dimensions * Thickness: 9/16" * Width: 3-7/8" * Length: 72-7/8" * 23.45 square feet/box Hardness * 3000 per Janka scale * 233% as hard as Red Oak Construction * Solid Bamboo heat-pressed with a hardening resin * Kiln-dried * Tongue & groove all four sides * Micro-beveled edges Finish * Matte sheen aluminum-oxide enhanced UV-cured acrylic urethane with scratch-resistant hardened top-coat

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Technical Details

* Solid Bamboo heat-pressed with a hardening resin
* 3000 per Janka scale - 233% as hard as Red Oak
* Tongue & groove all four sides - Micro-beveled edges
* Made without added urea-formaldehyde
* Lifetime residential /25-year commercial warranty against construction defects

Hardwood Flooring Installation Tips

2010-12-15T16:24:00.000-08:00

* Before installing your hardwood floor, make sure that the sub-floor is secure, clean, level and free of squeaks. If necessary, screw down areas where squeaking occurs.
* Use a moisture meter to determine the moisture in both the sub-floor as well as the flooring. It is important that the difference in moisture between the sub-floor and flooring not be greater than 4%. Always bring in your flooring few days prior installation.
* Roll out enough 15 LB builders felt paper to cover the sub-floor and trim the edges. The paper can be loose laid as it is not necessary to fasten it to the sub-floor.
* Open one box of flooring at a time. From the first box, pick out the longest and straightest boards for the starter row.
* Once again, check the moisture content of your flooring using the moisture meter. The moisture content should be between 6-9% depending on your location.
* You are required to leave an expansion gap at the starting and ending rows. This gap should be equal to the thickness of the flooring that you are installing. The correct way to measure your starting row for lets say, flooring that is 3/4" thick and 2 1/4" wide, would be to measure out from the wall 3" and snap a chalk line. Line up your first row (with the tongue facing out) on the chalk mark and you will then be left with the correct 3/4" expansion gap.
* Drill pilot holes 2-3" from the ends of each board and every 8-10" along the board and fasten the board down with 2" finish nails. Whenever you have driven a nail into the surface, be sure to repeat the process on the top of the tongue at a 45 degree angle - this is called blind nailing.
* After blind nailing the second and third rows, you are now ready to get some help and begin using the Primatech nailing tool of your choice, thus making the rest of the installation much easier.
* Lay out the flooring on the sub-floor using the various lengths found in the box. It is very important to make sure that the end joints are at least 6" or more from the end joints of the row behind.
* Using the rubber end of the mallet, drive the uninstalled row up tight to the rest of the installed floor.
* Using your Primatech nailer and the rubber end of the mallet, nail the floor every 8-10" and 2-3" from the ends of each board. Always make sure that there are at least two nail in every board regardless of the length of the board.
* When measuring the boards to fit at the end of the row, use a board that is longer than the space. Flip it upside down so that the tongue is now facing towards the installed boards. Make a mark and then transfer the mark to the surface of the board. Using an electric chop saw, carefully cut the board at the mark that you made.
* Install the board and use the piece that you cut off to begin the next row.
* When you reach the end of the room and cannot swing the mallet freely, you will have to repeat - in reverse - the method that you began your installation. Using the drill and hammer, continue to blind nail by hand. Countersink all the surface nails in the first and last rows and fill them with wood putty.
* Install now the quarter round, which will cover the expansion gaps. It is very important that you anchor them to the wall or base board and NOT to the floor.
* Using the manufacturers recommended floor cleaner, remove any scuff marks that you might have made during the installation and clean the entire floor.
* Using Primatech nails and nailers makes the installation of your beautiful new hardwood floor easy and affordable; so insist on Primatech to protect your long term investment.

Carbonized Bamboo Line Solid Engineered Wood Hardwood Floor Flooring

2010-12-15T16:14:00.000-08:00

This is for one carton of 17.04 sq.ft bamboo carbonized line flooring. This collection features 3-ply plank solid engineered hardwood floor, 1-strip top layer with 5.6 mm nominal micro bevel face, has a uniform size, very stable in construction. This plank design shows the entire beautiful characteristics of genuine and classic vertical bamboo grains. It also has all the features of both engineered and solid wood floors which can be installed on any level of your house by floating, nailing down or gluing down. UV cured polyurethane and aluminium oxide anti-scratch finish with a 25-year finish and life-time structure factory warranty.

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Technical Details

a. Carton Sqft: 17.04
b. Plank Size: 9/16" x 7" x 86" with 5.6mm face
c. Janka Hardness Rating: 1180
d. Intallation: Floating, Nail down or Glue down

Clean Hardwood Floors Tips

2010-12-15T16:09:00.000-08:00

You'll find simple how-tos about caring for hardwood floors. Learn what supplies to use, how often to clean, and a list of a wood floors worst enemies. This is an easy how-to with good basic information for every homeowner.

1. Sweep wood floors often with a soft, fine bristle broom.
2. Vacuum once or twice a week to remove dirt and sand. Use a soft brush attachment to minimize scratching.
3. Since water is one of a wood floors worst enemies, get rid of water right away! Remove wet spills ASAP with soft towels or a wet/dry vacuum, then dry thoroughly.
4. Use a very dry damp mop when mopping polyurethaned wood floors, since excess water can seep into seams and ruin a wood floor.
5. Consider using carpet runners (with non-skid pads) over wood floors in high traffic areas.
6. Vacuum area rugs and runners often so dirt doesn't filter down through the weave and scratch the wood underneath.
7. If possible, do not wear heavy shoes or high heels on hardwood floors, as some heels can cause dents.
8. Never drag furniture or other objects across a wood floor. Instead, clean the floor thoroughly to remove dust and grit, then use "gliding" furniture pads underneath the piece to aid sliding it across the floor.
9. Install floor mats at each entrance so you don't track in dirt from the bottoms of shoes.
10. Be sure to follow manufacturer recommendations to treat flooring scratches and dents. If an area of the finish is damaged by water, it may be difficult to fix it.
11. Use furniture pads to place under table and chair legs and on the feet of dressers and armoires. They can be purchased at a local hardware store or home center.
12. Some floors may require periodic waxing and buffing. Get recommendations from the manufacturer for the specific procedures for your floor.

Tips:

1. Use area rugs in high traffic areas.
2. Always remove spills promptly. While small drips of water may not harm the floor, be sure not to let excess amounts of water sit on the floor.
3. Find out cleaning and care requirements for your specific floor from the manufacturer.

Pergo 02627 Accolade Laminate Flooring, 7.6-Inch by 47.5-Inch Plank Size with 633.24 Total Square Feet per Pallet, Rustic Oak

2010-12-15T15:51:00.000-08:00

Pergo Accolade Laminate Flooring is designed to be where the action is--in your kitchen, family room, entryway, and other high-traffic areas. This allergen-free flooring is safe for your family and is strong enough to withstand children and pets. Blending performance, style, and affordability, Pergo's Accolade flooring is designed to meet your family's budget and last for years to come. And like all Pergo flooring, it is easy to clean and maintain--simply sweep or damp mop to keep your floor looking great.

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Flooring Built for the Whole Family
Pergo Accolade Laminate Flooring is constructed of resilient materials that are bonded together to create uniquely durable floors. The top wear-resistant layer features patented LusterGard Plus surface protection that reduces scratches, scuffs, and stains--not even the worst spill will leave a stain on the floor surface, including tar, red wine, or oil.

This means you'll enjoy your floor's beautifully detailed woodgrain pattern--which is achieved by using a process that results in unparalleled color richness, depth, and realism--for years to come.

For further durability, a High Density Fiber (HDF) board provides the stable inner layer, making each Pergo floor stronger than alternative flooring types. And for convenience, attached underlayment is designed to reduce sound transmission within your home.

Transform Your Home in Less than a Day
Accolade's unique dual-locking design makes short work of installing your new flooring. Dual-locking installation works in any room in your house and allows you to enjoy your new flooring immediately--no need to spend time waiting for glue to dry, as with alternative flooring methods.

For flawless installation, take advantage of Pergo's detailed installation instructions and web-based planning tools. Simply go to pergo.com, select the Accolade collection, and visit the Pergo project planner to estimate everything you'll need for the job. This project planner can also help you find an installer in your area who has received specialized training from Pergo.

Move a Step Beyond Stylish with Eco-Friendly Floorboards
Pergo not only invented laminate flooring, but it has also been the most trusted brand in the business for over 30 years. Pergo flooring is designed to satisfy the needs of all kinds of people: style-savvy, busy, green, and value-conscious people. Family people.

Pergo proudly constructs its products from primarily renewable materials. Each floor board is engineered from recycled wood materials that meet rigorous quality standards--no old growth or endangered wood is used. In addition, the floor bonding process utilizes no harmful glues or toxic chemicals, making Pergo floors allergy friendly and safe for the whole family.

Pergo Accolade Laminate Flooring is backed by a limited 25-year limited residential warranty.

Style- and Color-Coordinated Moldings and Accessories
Give your new flooring the finishing touch with SimpleSolutions Moldings and Accessories for Pergo Flooring. The Four-in-One Molding, Stairnose Molding, Quarter Round and Wallbase Moldings, DIY Installation Kit, Finishing Putty, Sealant, and Moisturbloc each help you transform your home in as little as a day and give you finished results that will stand the test of time.