Does this room want hardwood, manufactured flooring, or tile?
Hardwood is the solid-wood floor. Manufactured flooring is the engineered option beside it. Tile is the floor and wall surface, and bathroom tile is the service for showers and other wet surfaces. Sea Level Construction installs all three and helps choose which one fits the room.
When is hardwood the floor?
Hardwood is the solid-wood floor. Square footage and whether the old floor comes out are the cost factors. Wood species and finish are chosen for the job. They are not published as a standard list.
When is manufactured flooring the floor?
Manufactured flooring is the engineered and manufactured option next to hardwood. It has a different wear layer or thickness than solid hardwood. It is used in homes and businesses, including a kitchen remodel. Area and the product are the cost factors. Brands are not published.
When is tile the floor?
Tile covers floors and walls. Bathroom tile is the wet-area service for shower walls, bath floors, and full baths. Wet areas may be tile instead of a wood floor. One room can be tile and the next room hardwood. Transitions between them can be part of a remodel.
What happens at the base of the wall?
Trim is the usual way the base of the wall is finished after flooring. Hardwood or manufactured flooring and the trim can be scheduled together.
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