HARDWOOD FLOORING
L.L.C.

303-786-8509
970-226-1619
720-352-0852
Serving All of Colorado
and Southern Wyoming

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and Bamboo Flooring

Prefinished Flooring

Stairs: Before & After

 

Cozy
One-of-a-Kind Designs
Easy to Keep Clean
Keeps Allergens Down
Durable
Elegant
Custom Work
Stairs
Add Rooms Later
Increases Resale Value
Environmentally Friendly

 

DUST CONTROL:
Even the best dust collection system leaves some fine dust. We find that taping and tarping is
the best and most cost effective. “We don’t want dust in our finish” so we take precautions to
minimize it as much as possible from the beginning. Our customers are usually surprised how little
dust there is when we are done with their floor.

ABOUT FINISHES:
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE GLITSA SWEDISH FINISH: This is a commercial grade finish and is the most durable finish today for hardwood floors. It can only be purchased and applied by a professional hardwood flooring company and requires special precautions when handling it, plus, all pets and people must be out of the house for a minimum of 3 days. The Swedish finish has large amounts of alcohol in it which in large quantities can take the oxygen out of the air making it dangerous to breathe in its liquid form. Once the finish is dry, it is perfectly safe, but the house should be aired out by opening all the windows to get the strong smell out. Glitsa Swedish is a Low- Build finish, meaning it does not rely on thickness for durability and will look thinner on the floor than poly. Even though it looks thinner, it is not uncommon for a Glitsa Swedish finish floor to last up to 7-10 years without needing a recoat if it is properly taken care of.

OIL BASE POLYURETHANE: Not as durable as the Swedish finish and we price it the same. On average, you may be looking at having to recoat a polyurethane floor approximately every 4-5 years depending on how you take care of it. One benefit is that you can touch it up yourself. This is a High-Build finish meaning it will look thick on the floor.

WATER BASE: The least durable of the finishes but appropriate for people who may have health concerns, restaurants (because of food issues) or other environmental concerns. Lasts approximately 1-2 years between recoats. Low-Build Finish.

SHEEN: Finishes come in Glossy, Semi-Gloss and Matte (Satin) sheens.

 

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