Walkthrough Before We Start
Inspect the base before choosing fasteners or adhesive. Loose sections, uneven areas and moisture conditions affect how the selected wood can be installed.
Inspect the base before choosing fasteners or adhesive. Loose sections, uneven areas and moisture conditions affect how the selected wood can be installed.
Send apartment management requirements before ordering. We can review the proposed floor assembly and work sequence against the information your building provides.
Measure halls and rooms together so plank direction, thresholds and door clearance form one plan. A change in floor thickness can affect more than the room being fitted.
The written workmanship warranty covers installation labor for one year. Retain the separate manufacturer instructions for cleaning, indoor conditions and product coverage.

Straight rows can connect a hallway with its adjoining rooms. Assess the sightline from the entrance before setting the first course.

Herringbone creates a distinct pattern with more setting-out work. Confirm the chosen dimensions, borders and cut allowances.

Chevron relies on angled ends meeting accurately. Check that the selected product and room shape support the intended design.

Diagonal placement changes the view across a room and increases perimeter cutting. Include that allowance in material planning.

Parquet works on a smaller repeating scale. Inspect existing blocks before deciding how a new area should meet them.

A feature border needs a planned junction with doorways and adjacent surfaces. Mark its position before the floor is laid.



Not necessarily. Plank thickness, installation layers and the existing base all affect height. Measure the junction before selecting the transition detail.
It is better to confirm measurements, product suitability and waste allowances first. Bring the product information if you already have a particular plank in mind.
No. The flooring, adhesive and supporting surface must be compatible. The method is chosen from the product requirements and the conditions found during assessment.
Provide written building requirements, the delivery route and any available elevator times. These details should be resolved before the proposed start date is confirmed.
Often they can, but doorways, room geometry and product requirements affect the layout. The estimator should review connected spaces together.
View samples beside retained floors and trim. Unfinished wood allows a site-selected stain; prefinished planks arrive with their factory color and coating.
Check the written scope. Removal, disposal and preparation should be listed so you understand what is included in the proposed installation.
Discuss the route to the work area, including stairs and stored belongings. Agree on access and furniture responsibilities before materials are delivered.