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Enjoy your new wooden floors in Ealing
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Sir John Soane is a man who deserves to be better known for his architectural achievements. He designed churches and his early 19th century country house at Pitzhanger Manor is now a gallery and cultural venue. Yet his main triumphs - the best sadly destroyed - lie elsewhere. As a lover of beauty and form, Sloane would have approved of the traditional wooden floor. How would he have reacted to the sight of yours? To repair and restore the marked, scratched or damaged, he’d have brought in the best company he could find. Were he living today, this one would pass muster.. The Ealing Floor Sanding Specialists! With a host of quality attributes: reliable and knowledgeable
working on floors of every kind
offering the complete floor restoration service
sanding back to bare wood
staining for a change of colour
refinishing with oil, hard wax or lacquer. 99% dust free sanding
So ask us today for a free assessment of your floor.
Contact the Ealing Floor Sanding Specialists!
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Hammersmith Bridge of 1887 has never rated among London’s more popular Thames crossings. This large suspension bridge was designed by the engineer, Joseph Bazalgette. He was more noted for restoring the Thames embankments and London’s crumbling sewage systems - so perhaps aesthetics were not his strong point... As to the infamous flyover, the pace of its traffic softened by the clerestory and tower of the church, this 1960-61 effort by the Special Works Department of London County Council looks best from underneath. Impressive enough, with its concrete segments carried by a single row of columns. For a gentler experience, try the colour scheme offered by the Salutation pub opposite the town hall. From 1910, its mellow red brick is dominated by glazed tiles in an extravagant mix of mauve and blue. |
BEFORE & AFTER
Generally speaking, high-gloss finishes will show marks and dents more easily than a more matt finish. If you're about to have your floors sanded, make sure you think about particular areas of high traffic in your house such as the hallway, living room, and kitchen and perhaps alter the finish you opt for with this in mind. A lacquer finish (can come in high-gloss or matt) requires less maintenance but doesn't stand up to hard wear and tear as well as other finishes. It's also worth bearing in mind that any damaged areas can require specialist treatment to repair stains and scratch marks. Oil finishes, on the other hand, are harder wearing but do require some maintenance. The big benefit is that oiled floors can be kept-up with spot treatments - perfect for minor child or pet-related incidents.
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