What Can We Do To Treat Scratched Timber Floors?

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Sand and Polish

Are your floor boards scratched? Dented? Or possibly lacking the shine and beauty they used to exhibit? Apart from that, are your floors perfectly fine? Then, floor sanding and polishing would be the best way to go.

Eventually, all solid floorboards will acquire surface damage and should be sanded and polished to restore them to its former glory.

We offer a variety of sanding and polishing solutions with the lastest technology and most experienced staff,

To restore your floorboards to their former glory, contact Besten Flooring now to receive a free quote and professional advice.

Floor Sanding & Varnishing Service - Floor Sanding Experts

We provide a dust free floor sanding service. Initially, we strip floors down to the original wood and then carry out a full floor sanding process before coating. Often we seal the floors prior to coating. Sealing is a more ‘liquid’ version of the final varnish and is applied to create a barrier between any potential contaminates with the new varnish and to act as a ‘grain filler’ and achieve a ‘grain raise’.

Staining

It is advised that stains are tested/sampled beforehand (by ourselves and approved by you, the customer) on the floor that is to be refinished. The depth of colour is largely dependant on the type and age of wood to be treated so it is imperative that the sampling does take place. In contrast, we offer bleaching and liming (whitening) services.

Choosing a Finish

Timber floor finishes may be oil based, composite finishes (mixes of an oil and solvent borne polyurethanes), solvent borne polyurethanes, and water borne polyurethane.

When choosing a finish it is necessary to consider:

A finish similar to that of fine furniture should not be expected, as timber strip floors are not finished in a factory environment. Different pieces of flooring will sand differently.

The finished floor can be expected to have an even appearance free from heavy sanding marks, blooming or frequent air bubbles in the surface.

A minimal level of contaminants minor sanding marks and small depressions of the finish at board edges and in nail holes etc. may be visible.

Some finishes will yellow with time and if rugs are moved, a contrast in the depth of colour can be expected.