Things
can become very confusing when choosing an oak floor for your home, due to the
fact that there are so many colours, finishes and designs available.
That’s
why Oak Floors Online offer free samples of all their flooring products, so
that you can ‘try before you buy’.
Not
all online outlets are as honest and transparent about their oak flooring as
Oak Floors Online, some actually doing their utmost to avoid the truth instead
of emphasising it to make sure the customer gets what they want and need.
When
looking through the Oak Floors Online website, you’ll notice that everything is
presented in a simple format and information about every product is available
by clicking the blue 'Product Info' tabs above the images.
Oak
Floors Online have decided not to stock hundreds and hundreds of different
products, and instead choose to stock products that are very versatile and
flexible with regards the finished colour.
For
example, the Brushed & Natural Oiled range is finished with a natural
colour Waxoil, so can be changed easily after installation by simply applying
another coat of Waxoil in the colour of your choice (Waxoil is available in
over 20 different colours). It’s a sort of prefinished blank canvass.
If
you prefer to buy an unfinished product and finish it yourself, then Oak Floors
Online also stock a full range of unfinished solid oak and engineered oak
that’s all sanded ready to accept your chosen finish.
When
you’ve decided on your preferred finish, another important consideration is
whether you use solid or engineered oak flooring for your own situation.
Again,
the Oak Floors Online website provides plenty of information to help you make
this decision, and if you have a question that’s not answered there, you can
call or email for a rapid answer.
All
the different installation methods are described, along with tips and advice on
what may be best for you. Having said that, every site situation is different
and the installation method for your oak flooring should be assessed at the job
site by the installer.
Yes,
the process of buying an oak floor can be confusing for you but Oak Floors
Online provide all the information you should need to enable you to make an
informed decision about what product and finish is best for you.
