Spotted gum is a hardwood that can be used for timber floors and will last a lifetime. It makes a very attractive outdoor floor for decks and will need only a little maintenance. Here are some things you can do to keep your spotted gum floor in top condition.
Sweep or vacuum
Firstly, make sure you either sweep or vacuum your spotted gum floor on a regular basis, preferably every day.
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If you run a catering business, keeping your kitchen's flooring in good condition should be one of your top priorities. Damaged or unsuitable flooring can cause serious issues with hygiene and employee safety, and may even cause your business to be shut down until the flooring is replaced.
If your catering kitchen's flooring has seen better days and needs to be replaced, epoxy flooring is an ideal solution. Here are four reasons to choose epoxy flooring over other materials commonly used in commercial kitchens.
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Limestone is a popular choice for flooring because of its natural stone appearance, but it will need proper maintenance if you are to keep it at its best. Fortunately, it is very easy to keep it in good condition.
Seal the limestone
Firstly, your limestone floor will need to be sealed to give it a protective layer. Limestone is a very porous material that will soak up any spillage and can become stained.
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Many Australian homeowners prefer carpets due to the comfort, warmth and beauty they offer. Also, if you invest in quality carpets and take care of them, they will offer you many years of service. Even so, a time will come when you will need to replace your carpets. Unfortunately, many homeowners don't know when their carpets are due for replacement. Below are three indications that new carpet installation is necessary:
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When it comes to flooring, timber remains a much sought-after choice for homeowners that want to achieve a classic yet seemingly effortless elegance in their home. While choosing the species of timber is important, you also need to establish what type of wood flooring to install in your home. The common option is solid timber floors, which refer to dried timber that is installed directly onto the floor.
Solid timber flooring is the sanded and finished to protect it from premature wear.
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