• Unfinished: This type of flooring, as the name suggests, arrives unfinished, allowing for customization directly in place.
• Prefinished: Prefinished flooring comes ready for installation, offering a convenient quick installation but minimal customization.

Engineered hardwood is a type of flooring composed of multiple layers of wood pressed together, with a top layer of hardwood. It offers increased stability against fluctuations in temperature and humidity, making it ideal for places with varying climate conditions.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) is highly resistant to water, which makes it an excellent choice for areas like kitchens and bathrooms. It also mimics the looks of hardwood or stone, with great durability, easy maintenance, and affordable prices.

In this process, the floors are directly glued down to the subfloor using special adhesive, this method offers additional stability and is frequently used for LVP and engineered hardwood.

Laminate is a synthetic flooring projected to mimic hardwood, stone, and other natural materials. It’s resistant to scratches and stains, easy to clean, and more affordable than hardwood or engineered hardwood. Laminate is also a great option for high-traffic areas.

This process removes the worn layer of hardwood to restore its original surface. After sanding, a new coat of finish is applied to the floor, renovating its appearance and protecting it against future wear and tear.

Yes! We offer exclusive Border Designs that are inserted to create a sophisticated and customized aesthetic. This technique is ideal for highlighting areas such as living rooms, hallways, and entryways with an artistic touch.

Hardwood floors are entirely made of a single timber species, while Engineered hardwood is made of multiple layers of wood or wood fibers which makes it more stable in areas with variable humidity.

For areas like kitchens and bathrooms, we recommend the installation of either engineered or LVP, which offers greater resistance to humidity than hardwood. Hardwood flooring works best in dry and ventilated spaces.

To keep your hardwood flooring in good condition, we recommend cleaning with a dry or slightly damp cloth and specific hardwood products. Avoid excess water and abrasive cleaning products that can damage the finishing layer.