Wooden Flooring Accessories
Accessories
MyWoodFlooring sources an in-depth range of high-quality wooden flooring accessories to add a stylish and elegant look to your new floor.
However, these final touches don’t just offer a professional-looking, put-together finish. They’re also essential. Why? Because they help preserve the longevity of your floor, improve its function, and even add an extra layer of safety. And, did you know that you can use flooring accessories to hide unsightly pipes and cables?
We’ve selected the best of the best and can install and fit them for a perfect match to your solid wood floor for a seamless, chic look.
Wooden Flooring Accessories from MyWoodFlooring.
Stair Nosing
What is stair nosing? Designed to blend in with your floor, stair nosing covers the exposed edges, offering an overlapped finish for strong protection against damage, and wear and tear. Also, through improving safety by extending the width of the stair slightly.
What works well is that by hiding the joint between the tread and the riser, nosing looks super-smart. With different types of stair nosing for engineered wood and solid wood laminate, MyWoodFlooring will have just the right choice for your home.
Thresholds
Thresholds can help you move around your home in comfort and security. What do we mean? With regard to wooden floors, a threshold is the piece of wood that sits discreetly flush on the floor between each room, covering the gap left between the door frame and the planks. They’re also the perfect finishing touch where wooden flooring has been installed next to another material – carpet for example.
A professional, sleek look – and one that you wouldn’t notice, perhaps; unless it wasn’t there.
Scotia
In order to prevent buckling and warping, depending on the type of flooring and the space, your wooden floor will have an expansion gap. Wood is a natural substance, of course, and needs air flow. This allows the space to expand and contract with the heat and cold. To cover the gap, MyWoodFlooring will fit scotia to the skirting board.
Scotia is available in a range of colours, and we have it in solid wood (oak is the most common) and veneered – softwood with a thin layer of veneer added to its surface.
The right wooden flooring accessories are a must-have. Ask us for the advice you need. We’re here to help.