Patchy Wood Floor Colour After Refinishing: What Usually Causes It
A freshly refinished timber floor should look consistent, but patchiness can appear for a few different reasons. Some are normal during curing; others point to preparation or application problems that need correcting.
Oil, lacquer or hardwax oil? Choosing a finish that suits the floor and the room
Oil, lacquer and hardwax oil all finish timber differently. The right choice depends on the floor, the room and how you want it to wear over time.
Original floorboards under carpet: what you can usually expect to find
Lifting carpet in a period property can uncover anything from well-preserved pine boards to stained, patched or previously repaired timber. Here’s what homeowners usually find, and what it may mean for restoration.
When a Floor Finish Starts to Look Patchy: What It Usually Means
Patchiness in a wood floor finish is often a sign of uneven wear rather than a full flooring problem. The key is knowing whether the issue is surface-level, finish-related or a sign the floor needs refinishing.