Best rug pads for hardwood
Waterproof rug pads prevents liquids from reaching any surface to protect your floor from spills or pet urine that may cause damage or staining. We offer three rug pads that provide superior waterproof protection: the Rug Anchor is a low profile natural rubber pad, ideal for keeping rugs laying flush on your flooring without any of the bulk. The Rug Anchor rug pad is the only waterproof…
Air vent Grille cover
Step 2: Measure the duct opening in your floor, wall or ceiling. (Width in inches -by- height in inches) Note: The width (W) is always expressed first, followed by the height (H) dimension. Many of our vent grilles include directional patterns so it is critical to provide both dimensions in their respective…
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Air duct return grilles
In homes with a single central return-air grille, return air often struggles to find its way back to the furnace. The result: room-to-room pressure imbalances that lead to uneven room temperatures, comfort complaints, higher energy costs, and even moisture problems in walls and ceilings. When a furnace…
Walls Waterproofing paint
RELATED MATERIALS FLEXCOAT High-quality, elastic, waterproofing paint FLEX-PRIMER High-quality, acrylic, water-based primer DUROCRET Polymer-modified cement mortar UNICRET Mortar for rendering and masonry UNICRET-FAST Fast-setting, white repairing mortar PLANFIX Polymer-modified cement putty PLANFIX-FINE…
Rubber hardwood Flooring
Hardwood floors will last 25 years between sandings, if they are well-maintained! Here are 10 hardwood tips to help your hardwood floors stay in tip-top shape. 1. Sweep and vacuum your hardwood floors like crazy. Here in Minnesota, we track all manner of grit, gravel and salt onto our floors. The photo…
Rising damp definition
If you have damp it would be from rising damp but that s unlikely unless the damp proof course has been breached.It s only twenty to three, how can Rising Damp be on at twenty to three?If it was a damp issue, it would be from rising damp but that s unlikely in a 70s property.SThe most probably cause…
Condensation in house
What is Condensation? The air contains moisture. The temperature of the air determines how much moisture it can hold, and warm air contains more moisture than cold air. When warm, moist air comes into contact with either a surface or air that is colder than it is, the warm air is unable to retain the…