Probably because it's more durable than soft wood - therefore it lasts longer before it needs to be replaced.
The answer isSoftwood All trees, deciduous and coniferous, hardwood and softwood, are vital to our environment on earth.
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Nope, you need to take out the old one, i believe. Edit - No, I disagree with this. This depends on the situation. If you have a hardwood floor installed on top of plywood, it is generally better to remove the hardwood and replace it. But, if there is no subfloor (and this is sometimes the case in the older homes in our area), then sometimes it is actually fine to install on top of the hardwood. The hardwood (or often pine if it's older) then becomes the subfloor and then you can nail on top of that. It is important, though, that the hardwood is installed perpendicular (or diagonal to that) for better installation. Oh, and it's important to look at heights and make sure there is enough clearance for the wood and that doors can be opened (or shaved).
It can be used for hardwood floors.
To install hardwood, first you need a bare floor, then you install the lined paper barrier, then you nail in the hardwood strips, sand it down, and then add a finish such as poly.
yes they are excellent and better for cleaning hardwood floors. It is highly recommended from many sources to use them on hardwood floors. They work best on hardwood and tile floors.
Hardwood floors. They look much nicer.
The answer isSoftwood All trees, deciduous and coniferous, hardwood and softwood, are vital to our environment on earth.
Hardwood floors are much better than carpets. They first of all are easier to clean and secondly have a much more elegant look to them and are better.
Rubber casters are better for a hardwood floor as they will not scratch the wood surface and not leave black marks on your floor.
Bamboo hardwood flooring is actually a lot better in many aspects compared to other hardwood flooring. Bamboo is very versatile and is more likely to hold up when compared to other hardwood flooring.
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It doesn't really matter softwood makes soft paper and hardwood makes normal paper
It depends on your needs. Bamboo is lighter and more eco-friendly, while hardwood is more traditional and cheaper.
I think it would come down to personalpreference but hardwood in a kitchen or bathroom can prove to be a mistake because of the water damage & water leakage factor. hardwood definitely gives you more back when its time to resale.
The flooring is all up to you. If you prefer a hardwood floor, go with that. If you want a rug floor, that's okay too. You can always do a combo of them, and make some of your floor hardwood, and the rest rug.
Hardwood floors are popular for their durability and timelessness. After all, some of the oldest homes in the country, dating back to early colonial times, still have their original hardwood floors. Hardwood floors are probably the only flooring choice that can grow to look better with age.