Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape boxes in each Belmont sample on sanded oak, so colors can be judged side by side both under the window and back in the dim corner.
Blue tape boxes in each Belmont sample on sanded oak, so colors can be judged side by side both under the window and back in the dim corner.
Under stain, every sanding scratch turns dark, so a buffer with fine screens crosses the Belmont floor next and the vacuum follows.
Stain goes onto one manageable section of the Belmont floor at a time, excess pulled before the next, so lap lines never show.
Belmont floors get stained by Brazil Floors employees, people who are NWFA trained and insured, and twelve months of warranty rides on their labor.



$2.00/Sq Ft is the Belmont staining price. It covers color samples tried right on your oak, stain worked in by hand and a clear protective coat over the top. A floor that also needs sanding and three coats falls under the $2.50/Sq Ft refinish.
Yes. Sand the old orange finish off a Belmont colonial and the bare oak accepts brown, walnut or mahogany with none of the old tint showing through.
Dark walnut and natural oak lead in Belmont, then espresso, light gray and blends mixed for one house.
Yes. Edgers and hand scrapers reach the parts of Belmont stairs the big machine cannot, and the steps get colored to suit both floors.
Overnight for most stains on a Belmont floor. Before the clear coat goes on, the surface gets tested so nothing smears.
Many Belmont families stay put, though some book a night away while the finish cures, mostly to avoid the odor.
Usually the day after the Belmont measuring visit, with the same small crew sanding, staining and sealing.
Yes. Brazil Floors staff with NWFA training stain Belmont floors, and twelve months of warranty covers the labor.