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This time last year I had quite a dilemma on my hands. I say dilemma it wasn’t such a major issue in the grand scale of things I was simply trying to choose between real wood and Engineered Wood Flooring. I wanted to fit the flooring in my kitchen but had heard a few nightmare stories about heat and moisture causing problems to solid wood floors. I’d also heard that Engineered Wood Flooring didn’t suffer from such issues, you could lay it in areas where moisture or heat might cause problems and it was totally stable. Now I can be a bit of a ditherer at the best of times so I decided to seek a little help with my project. I rang a company called Orderstone that supplied natural stone Paving Stones and also sold a great selection of Engineered Wood Flooring. The confirmed my fears, hardwood flooring was out and Engineered Wood Flooring was in, my mind was made up. Or was it? Okay I’d overcome one barrier, I’d decided to select Engineered Wood Flooring instead of solid wood flooring but that still left me with plenty of decisions to make. The main decision was the style of Engineered Wood Flooring, bearing in mind there are so many different options available. My kitchen is a white modern design so in theory I could opt for light or dark Engineered Wood Flooring. I looked at the different options available from Orderstone, the leading supplier of Paving Stones and decided that if I was going to have Engineered Wood Flooring fitted it had to be rustic oak. How does the Engineered Wood Flooring look? If I said I was delighted by the results of the Engineered Wood Flooring that would be an understatement. Every time I walk into my kitchen I can’t help but smile as I admire the Engineered Wood Flooring, it looks just as lovely as the Paving Stones that I have on my patio. I love the fact that my Engineered Wood Flooring is ever so easy to keep clean. I sweep it daily, it looks gorgeous and I’ve even bought some special washing cleanser that’ll help to keep my floor looking fabulous for many years to come. Engineered Wood Flooring from orderstone.co.uk. We also specialise in some of the finest stone products sourced from quarries in the Indian sub-continent, so visit us online if you’re looking for quality Paving Stones.
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