How to Protect Your Floors in Winter
Kitchens and bathrooms are the hardest-working rooms in any home. They see water, humidity, falling objects and constant cleaning. Your flooring choice in these spaces has to stay moisture-resistant, tough and low maintenance while still offering good looks. Canadian winters is beautiful, however they are tough on floors. Slush, calcium chloride, gravel and dry indoor…
Picking Flooring for Wet Areas of Your Home
First of all, evaluate the humidity in the slab. A quick test such as taping a square of plastic to the floor for a day or two can reveal if moisture is rising. Fix water problems before you install new flooring. LVP is usually the best choice below grade. Many LVP collections are completely waterproof,…