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Timber Flooring installation at Youngcare Share House

Next week Budget Floor Sanding will start a large Timber floor installation job at a new Youngcare share house which is currently under construction in the Brisbane suburb of Wooloowin.  Youngcare is an organization that provides alternative housing options for young people needing 24/7 care and provides a care arrangement that may otherwise only be found in an aged care facility.

Timber Floor Maintenance and Care

DC Front DoorModern polyurethane finishes are extremely tough and hard-wearing, however, there are certain things that you can do to get the best out of your timber floor.

Replacement van for Budget Floor Sanding

On top of normal work responsibilities, it has been a hectic week trying to source a new van for work. One of the present vans has come to the end of its reliable life and requires replacement. Going through car sale sites, assessing possibilities, and then having a look at them is a time-consuming task. My experience would be that the van’s location is never a local Brisbane suburb but rather right across town.

Looking After Newly Sanded and Polished Timber Floors

After having floor sanding and polishing carried out, your new floor may be walked on the day after it has been finished. However, it is necessary to exercise care until the coating has been given the opportunity to reach maximum hardness. In our Brisbane climate, this may take seven to ten days. During this curing period, floor use is more likely to result in scuffing and scratching. While rugs are attractive features on floors they should not be laid until the finish is fully hardened. Rugs with rubber backing should not be used on timber floors as they may stain the coating.

Floor Sanding and Polishing in Clayfield

Working around Brisbane this has been a busy first week back to work. Some of the work we have done this week includes;

Budget Floor Sanding Back to Work for 2015

After a fantastic two week breaks Budget Floor Sanding resumes work on Monday the 12th of January. Already 2015 is shaping up as a busy year around Brisbane with lots of floor sanding restoration work already on our books. With many inquiries received over our Christmas break, there are also many jobs to look at upon our return. This is always a very busy time of year balancing the floor sanding and polishing with the costing and inspection of future work.

Floor Sanding & Polishing in 2014

Budget Floor Sanding would like to extend a Merry Christmas and happy new year to all of our customers both new and regular and extend our appreciation for your work during 2014. During 2014 Budget Floor Sanding completed over 350 jobs covering all suburbs in Brisbane which ranged in value from a few hundred dollars to well over ten thousand dollars. Much of this work came from repeat customers and an extensive list of builders around Brisbane. During the year all different styles of finishes were used all taking into account customer requirements.

Floor Sanding & Polishing With Three Different Finishes

 

What Clients of Budget Floor Sanding Have to Say

We wish to extend my thanks for the great work you have done on our timber floors. They look fantastic! More importantly, I wish to thank you for your generosity in re-sanding and polishing our “mishap”! The world could do with more people like you. Your effort, kindness and professionalism are greatly appreciated.

Floor Sanding and Polishing of Blackbutt Timber Floors

Blackbutt timber flooring has in recent years been a very popular choice of timber flooring in new houses and in flooring extensions. It is a good choice for old Queenslanders undergoing extensions due to its similar color as compared to old Hoop Pine flooring, yet it is much harder than Hoop Pine flooring. Blackbutt is a commonly grown hardwood that has attractive coloring from cream to pale brown, sometimes with a slight tinge of pink. The Janka hardness rating is 9.1. This test is a measure of the force required to press a steel ball into the wood surface to half its diameter. The larger the number the harder the wood.

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