Today, we’re talking about preparing the site for your wood floor installation, particularly when it comes to the surface over which your new flooring will be installed.  As mentioned yesterday, it is important, nay vital, to make sure that the substrate or subfloor over which you’re installing a wood floor is suitable.

This takes in a few points which Rob Banks, Co-Founder of BuildDirect, explains in today’s installment of our series, Watch Us Make A Floor.  Take a look!

Check back in with us tomorrow. We’ll talk a bit about wood floor layout strategies, particularly with regard to natural color variation in wood flooring.

Cheers!
Rob.

Related posts:

1. Watch Us Make A Floor: Wood Floor Color variation and Layout
2. Watch Us Make A Floor: Wood Floor Installation Tools
3. Watch Us Make A Floor: A Walk Around the Site
4. Watch Us Make A Floor: What Is An Expansion Gap?
5. Watch Us Make A Floor: Wood Floor Installation Mess