Architects and Designer Wooden Hardwood Flooring Projects
Wood Flooring Specification Template Document
Architects NBS Plus Wood Flooring Specification
Wood Floor Specification
Timber, Forestry Resource and Wood Flooring Guide
Wood Flooring Display at The Building Centre London
What is Engineered Wood Flooring and why use it
Fitting Methods for Hardwood Floors
Wood Flooring Fitting Services
Custom Finishes
Why choose wood flooring
Fitting Solid Wood Floors
Fitting Engineered Hardwood Floors and how to do it
Wood Flooring for Underfloor Heating
Fitting under Skirting Boards
Replacing a floor board in the middle of a floor
Sanding a wooden floor without dust
Creating a White Wood Floor
Applying Blanchon and WOCA oils for wooden floors
Bona Refresher Application
Using Bona Adhesive
Wood Flooring Advice
Oiled Wooden Floor that is sticky
How to Clean a really grubby dirty Brushed and UV Oiled Oak Floor with one of our maintenance kits
WOCA Softwood Lye & Brazil Brown Finish
How to deal with concrete floors when laying wood flooring
Wood Flooring Grading and Type Test Results
Wooden Floor Videos and fitting wooden flooring
Basements and Wood Flooring
Water and Wood Moisture and Humidity
Gluing hardwood floors to aluminium spreader plates with underfloor heating
Wooden Flooring Fitting and Installation terms explained simply

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Installing Underfloor heating and Wood floors ...more info
What you need to look after your new wooden floor ...more info
Adhesives For Engineered Wood Flooring ...more info
White Oak with White Oil and white hard wax oil from Blanchon ...more info
American Black Walnut Oiled and Lacquered Fitted in various locations ...more info
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Buying Wooden Flooring on the Internet ...more info
Wood Floors and Under Floor Heating ...more info
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Basements and Wood Flooring
Basement Waterproofing: To make a basement livable you need to "Tank" it out, this means sealing the walls, foundations and floor with water impervious materials such as damp proof membranes, foundation sealants etc. For a wood floor to remain stable the relative humidity must be less than 60% and the moisture content of the walls and floor must be less than 8% and we would prefer if it was 2%. 
 
Considerable care needs to be taken when converting basement rooms to avoid the ingress of moisture. There are companies that specialise in damp proofing basements. Two of which are Rentokil and Peter Cox (although there are others who also perform the same services to a high standard), and they will provide a complete service to prepare your basement ready to apply the finishes of your choice.
 
Click one or both of the links below to see information from two companies that specialise in tanking out basements.