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This Brisbane home in Balmoral has had a number of building updates and renovations over the years. For both of the two previous owners, Budget Floor Sanding Brisbane has been involved with the sanding and polishing of both the internal timber flooring and the exterior timber decks.

Sanding and polishing old Queenslander timber floors is a common request for Budget Floor Sanding. Brisbane has many inner-city suburbs on the southside, northside east, and west, where numerous post-war and Traditional timber homes with wooden floors exist. Renovating and restoring these timber homes often involves sanding and polishing the existing timber floors. More often than not, the traditional Queenslanders and workers cottages have hoop pine floors and the post-war homes are more likely to have a mix of hardwood timber flooring or brush box floors. Recently Budget Floor Sanding Brisbane re-sanded the floors in a 100-year-old Queenslander in Balmoral. Originally this home had hoop pine floors damaged by timber borer. The wooden floors were completely replaced with a native hardwood floor as part of a major home renovation. After polishing the wooden floors some fifteen years ago, Budget Floor Sanding Brisbane returned to re-polish the timber floors with a water-based timber floor coating, restoring them to their original condition. Customers always comment on what a transformation floor sanding and polishing has on their home. If you are contemplating renovating an old home and need your timber floors sanded and polished, contact Brisbane’s best floor sanding company with over 20 years of experience for a free no-obligation floor sanding quote.

This near new Wavell Heights house was recently purchased by new owners. When the Blackbutt timber floors had been originally sanded and polished, they had been finished with a modified, low sheen oil floor coating. However, the new owners desired a harder wearing polyurethane coating and also wanted a gloss finish for their wooden floor. To achieve this Budget Floor Sanding sanded the wooden floor, in the process removing the old coating on both the floor and the stairs. The timber floor and stairs were then re-polished with three coats of a polyurethane gloss coating. This durable timber floor finish presents the floor with a glossy appearance and the new owners will now have a polished floor that will serve them for many years. If your timber floors could do with an update, contact Budget Floor Sanding for a free appraisal about re-sanding timber floors.

Tasmanian Oak flooring is a commonly found timber used in contemporary housing. It is actually a combination of three Eucalypt species commonly found in Tasmania. Together they produce a blend of beautiful colors from pale cream to pink and reddish-brown. The natural color variation is a feature of this timber species.