No, not your feet, but what is under them. I am talking about the floor coverings. As someone who has owned several houses the floor covering on the floor of every house I have bought has to some extent been “undesirable”. Yes, I hate carpet floors! They are nearly impossible to clean, have stains and just downright get smelly and stink the whole house out.
So, my solution in all houses I have owned was to rip up the smelly, stained and worn out carpets and replace them. I have used all sorts of alternative from Lino, tiles, floating wooden flooring and even just prepared, polished and varnished the wonderful wooden floors below. Now, tiles are a great floor that is easy to keep clean, look great, and are much warmer than carpet - BUT it is a lot of hard work laying them. Lino is cheap and fairly easy to lay, but looks vary. Poloshing and painting wooden floors is a lot of hard and dirty work to end up with a nice result. My favourite flooring so far has to be a floating wooden floor.
It was a few years ago that I did the floating floor and in recent times there has been quite a few newer materials used to make this style of floor coverings and one of the most interesting is Bamboo Flooring. It is a material that is really starting to be used more and more over the last few years in all sorts of applications. Some of the advantages of this material is that it not only looks great but it is an environmentally friendly product as well - no need to cut down a rainforest tree to cover your floors.
If, like me, you hate carpets and are considering updating the look and feel of your house then consider Buying Bamboo Flooring to do the job. Now, a bamboo floor will be quite unique as there are a couple of different methods of manufacturing the flooring boards - The Vertical Bamboo Floor planks are made from very narrow strips and have a fairly unform appearance whereas a Horizontal Bamboo floor plank has wider strips and offers quite a variety of patterns.
The Bamboo Flooring website contains a lot more info than I could put together - it has all sorts of information from buying, care and maintenence to the installation. The site is informational in nature and has links to quite a few different manufacturers. It has plenty of pictures demonstrating what the text says and is easy to navigate and use with a top and bottom nav bar on the pages.
Visit www.bambooflooring.biz
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