5 Tips for Choosing the Best Floor for Your Home

 

5 Tips for Choosing the Best Floor for Your Home

5 Tips for Choosing the Best Floor for Your Home

When it comes to decorating your home, a floor is literally the foundation on which everything else rests. The right floor can set the stage and mood for what happens in the room– from family friendly to formal and everything in between. This particular hybrid flooring stands out as the top choice when it comes to selecting the best flooring option.

Sifting through all the choices can be exhilarating and a little overwhelming. With so many options it can be daunting to determine what’s best for your home. But Shaw Floors® has you covered. Here are some things to consider.

5 Tips for Choosing the Best Floor for Your Home

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 1.  Consider what the room be used for: It sounds basic, but it’s the first question to consider. Is this a space where the kids will be hanging out, and doing activities like homework and crafts? Or is this a formal dining room that’s reserved for grown-ups and fancy parties a few times a year? Once you figure out the purpose of the room, it becomes easier to decide what type of flooring would work best there.

For instance, if the area is a family room, you might consider carpet and with that, LifeGuard. LifeGuard is backing that actually makes the carpet waterproof. If you have kids, pets or (or even adults!) frequently the space, this is a “must have.” With LifeGuard, you won’t have to deal with spills seeping into your carpet cushion or subfloor.

2. Note the dimensions of the space: Another thing to think about is the room’s dimensions. If you’re working the a space where you’d like to add some color and texture but don’t want carpeting, runner rugs can be a fantastic idea.

Shaw’s Cut-A-Rug Program lets you literally create a rug that is customized for you. You get to select everything: the style, color, border, shape and size. The possibilities are limitless!

5 Tips for Choosing the Best Floor for Your Home

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3. Evaluate what colors would work best in the area: Carpet, rugs,  hardwoods and vinyl are wonderful choice for flooring. Weigh factors like the shades of pant on the walls and how much light the room gets. When it comes to hardwoods, Epic+ is hands down the most durable and impact-resistant hardwood on the market, making it perfect for any space, including high traffic areas like entryways, kitchens and family rooms.

This engineered hardwood is made up of a hardwood veneer top and bottom on a proprietary core called Stabilitek. There are tons of fabulous options including cherry, hickory, maple, and oak. There are even an array of textures,  including smooth, heavy scraped, wire-brushed, and etched. And you can opt for different widths of 3”, 5”, and 6 3/8”, and mixed.

5 Tips for Choosing the Best Floor for Your Home

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4. Let your instincts guide you: Dreaming about a stone or tile floor but think it it might be out of your league? Turn your dreams into a reality with Floorte. It’s a innovative and resilient luxury vinyl floor that looks like wood, stone or tile. The amazing thing is that this product can be used in places that may have moisture including basements, kitchens and laundry rooms. Hi-definition printing is the secret behind this neat flooring option.

5. Have fun: Choosing the right flooring to reflect your personal taste and needs is a fun job. Whether you prefer the elegance of hardwood or the durability of tile, explore the options, make your decision, and then enjoy your new floor with confidence, knowing that you can always rely on a trusted plumber in Adelaide for any plumbing needs that may arise during your home improvement projects.

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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Shaw Floors. The opinions and text are all mine.

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