How To: Mix and Use Homemade Wood Floor Cleaner
Pamper your gorgeous flooring the natural way—for pennies!
Pamper your gorgeous flooring the natural way—for pennies!
Even if you have your heart set on a real wood floor, it’s worth considering options that look, feel, and even outperform hardwood.The following content is paid advertising created in partnership with Lumber Liquidators. Its facts and opinions are those of BobVila.com.
Polyaspartic coatings offer more durability and a faster cure time than other concrete sealants. The average polyaspartic floor coating cost ranges from $1,440 to $3,240.
If you’re in the market for a wood floor in a low-traffic room, don’t ignore the rustic charm and extremely low cost of softwoods like pine.
A staircase railing is not just a safety feature. The newels, balusters, and railings of a staircase can make a real design statement and bring a sense of style to a space. Whatever your decor—contemporary, traditional, or ultramodern—there is a staircase railing combination out there to match. Whether you opt for rustic wood, glass, or custom-made metal, you can find a style of staircase railing that will elevate this architectural element from something practical to a work of art. Don’t focus on just one material—combine materials like glass and wood or wood and metal to add depth and texture to your design scheme. Here’s just a sampling of what’s out there.
Learn the pros and cons of polyurethane and varnish—and which of these popular finishes can best preserve your next woodwork of art.
Hard-working laminate flooring is durable, affordable, and stain-resistant. But is it a better choice than vinyl or tile?
Once you have decided to install carpet on your stairs, more decisions follow. Learn more about carpet materials, pile, and installation styles so you can find the right fit for your home.
Protect an unfinished home from the elements—and a finished home from the consequences of plumbing disasters—by starting with a durable subfloor built from the right materials.
Mobile home floor repair costs between $300 and $5,000, depending on the extent of the damage. Many homeowners spend an average of $2,650 for repairs.