FLOORING

Many homeowners look to designers for inspiration when it comes to floors. Some want materials rich in history, or modern in terms of warmth, comfort and environmental friendliness. There's a wide range of flooring options to meet your aesthetic and performance requirements. Flooring needs to be durable enough to handle everyday wear-and-tear, pets and even high heels. 

At Wood Works of Renfrew we can help you choose the right flooring for every room in your house. Depending on style, colour and wear, we know the importance of selecting something that will last. Choose from hardwood, laminates, vinyl, ceramic, floor tiles and carpet.

Let us know the details of your project. We can answer your questions, review your options, as well as help you plan and budget with a quote.

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  Pine

  We stock various thicknesses of #1 Pine: 1/2", 1", 1 1/4", 1 1/2" and 2". Pine is an inexpensive, lightweight wood that can be yellowish or whitish with brown knots. Pine resists shrinking and swelling, but is prone to scratches and dents.

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  Red & White Oak

  Oak is a hardwood that tends to be grainy. There are two varieties. Red oak is often used for interior pieces such as cabinets, and indoor furniture. White oak is more resistant to rot, and is suitable for boat building and outdoor furniture.

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  Birch

  Birch is a hard, heavy, close-grained hardwood with a light brown or reddish colour with a fine, even texture. It's easy to work with using hand and machine tools, but is perishable, so it must be treated. It has a uniform appearance.

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  Maple

  One of the hardest wood species, maple is often chosen for heavy-use items like dressers and kitchen cabinets. It's affordable and ultra-durable, takes dark stains well. It needs to be properly sealed first or the stain can look blotchy.

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  Mahogany

  Mahogany colours vary from very pale pink to a deeper reddish brown, sometimes with streaks of medium to dark reddish brown and tends to darken with age. Most types of mahogany are known for easy workability, combined with beauty and phenomenal stability.

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  Laminate

  When you want the "real thing" but for a fraction of the cost, consider a laminate. The layered construction of laminate flooring creates a durable floor resistant to scuffs and scratches. Discover the range of colours and finishes to create just the look you want.