When the first foundation of your home was laid I bet you are as excited as a lottery winner collecting his prize. Of course you would want a home that is a haven for family and for yourself. You picked every material that would be used from the door knob to the bathroom tiles. One key feature of you home should be its flooring. Like the paint on your walls it commands a high value of impact in the overall appearance of your home.
Floors should also be durable and can withstand everyday abuse, but can we combine durability with style? If you are to visit a typical Dallas home you’d realize how much different they are from an average home from other states. Coker Floor acknowledges the fact that style should be combined with durability and functionality. Or otherwise just pour asphalt on your floors for durability or just lay out wall papers for style.
The right material for your floors should be hand-picked very carefully to achieve the results that you’ve always wanted much like how you picture it would be. A wrong notion has been implied to us for the past century that the floors should be monotone and should be uniform in all rooms. However, the fact is it should not be that way. Your home is segmented into various rooms simply for one reason. Each room has its own function. All materials including your floors should be dependent on how it is meant to be used. For an instance a bedroom is typically lined with a carpet for added comfort and a softer feeling, hardwood floors are mainly used in living rooms and hallways were traffic is common since it is durable.
The key is to know each materials advantage and drawbacks to know what will suit best. Also keep in mind that each flooring material has various sub types. Solid wood have various species each offering a more in depth characteristics of the material. A carpet has various fiber types and classification depending on the weaving technique and the thread itself.
Aside from the function, you should also consider your lifestyle. Choosing the material based on how to live it will also make sure that you can maximize each material. If you are a busy person and often times not at home then it is better to choose a material that needs less maintenance. If you have pets then it is best to choose a material that can withstand the abuses from them and a material that won’t harm them in any way.
If you have mixed all the right key ingredients together then you can enjoy a home that you’ve always wanted and be able to share it with your family for years to come.
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