Our minimum price per square meter to sand and restore old wooden & parquet flooring starts from R130m/2.
This Price is however dependant on, and influenced by factors such as the type and condition of the floor surface, the type and quality of floor sealer, (oil base polyurethane or water based sealer) as well as other contributing factors.
The type of product that is used on a sanded floor can produce completely different results It is vital that you as the end user, understands what type of product is being used on your sanded floor, as different products can produce a finish which is totally different to what you expect, and this is directly related to the floor sealer.
We specialise in the restoration and refinishing of solid wood flooring, engineered wood and parquet flooring (wooden block flooring).
This is accomplished by a process commonly referred to as sand and seal, which involves the sanding down of wooden floors using industrial sanding machines. This process removes the old layers of floor sealer from the top, leaving the surface very smooth, and back to its original raw state, and ready for a fresh recoating.
As a professional floor sanding company we utilise this process to completely transform the appearance of any wooden floor, no matter how old, dull or scratched it may be, this completely brings the surface to life, restoring it back to it's true original and natural beauty, the way wood is supposed to be - A floor which is silky smooth and shiny, ready to last for many more years.
The cost of refinishing of wooden floors, is but only a fraction of having new floors installed without any compromise on quality or durability.
Because real wood floors are so tough and resilient, they can be refinished many times over, looking as good as new even after may years of use.
Another remarkable aspect of refinishing a floor is the added advantage that you do not need to keep the same floor colour, but instead you can have the same floor stained in practically any colour of your choice and then seal on top of the stained floor as shown in the picture.
Cleaning is yet another positive, as only sweeping and a damp cloth are sufficient to keep the floor clean.
The process of sanding and sealing of solid wood floors, is a systematic process which involves the removal of the top layers of floor sealer or varnish which might be dull or scratched due to many years of exposure to different conditions.
Carpets that have been laid on top of hardwood floors, also present a challenge when being removed as the adhesive from the felt is usually left stuck to the surface of the floor.
This, as well as all types of grime and debris which might embedded in the surface is nevertheless thoroughly removed whith an industrial floor sanding machine. This prepares and smoothes the surface to be coated with wood floor sealant. Prior to the sanding process, any holes or chips in the surface needs to be repaired or replaced if required. We also recommend that skirting be removed, stripped and varnished to blend in with the new floor, this also assists in getting the machine as close to the wall as possible. Painting of the wall and ceiling at this time would be ideal as there is a visible and very obvious continuity of floor, skirting and wall, which creates a room which is virtually brand new.