Samples on Your Own Wood
Every sample is boxed in with tape on the sanded oak so you judge shades side by side, near the window and in the dim corner.
Every sample is boxed in with tape on the sanded oak so you judge shades side by side, near the window and in the dim corner.
Stain sinks into sanding scratches and darkens them, so a fine screen buffer follows the drum sander and the vacuum makes two passes.
Stain is wiped onto a manageable patch and the excess pulled before the next, so no lap marks show between sections.
Franklin staining is done by Brazil Floors employees, NWFA trained and insured, and the labor carries a twelve month warranty.



Franklin staining runs $2.00/Sq Ft and covers the taped samples on your floor, the hand applied color and a clear protective coat. When the boards also need a complete sand and three coats of poly, the job becomes the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing service.
Yes. After the sander removes the old orange finish, raw farmhouse oak accepts walnut, brown or gray cleanly.
Dark walnut tops the list in Franklin, natural oak is second, and espresso, light gray and custom blends follow.
Yes. Edgers and scrapers reach where the big sander cannot, and the steps are colored to suit both floors.
Usually one night. The crew tests a corner before the clear coat goes on so the color stays put.
Most Franklin families stay put, while a few spend one night elsewhere to avoid the finish odor.
In Franklin it is typically the day after the measurement, with one crew handling the sanding, the stain and the seal coat.
Yes. Franklin staining is done by insured, NWFA trained Brazil Floors staff and the labor is covered for a year.