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Parquet Floor Sanding in Scunthorpe | Professional Restoration
Project Type
Parquet Floor Sanding & Restoration
The Condition of the Floor
This parquet floor in Scunthorpe had been hidden beneath carpet for approximately 20 years. Once uncovered, the timber appeared dull and tired, with the original finish aged and worn away. Despite years out of sight, the parquet blocks remained structurally sound and suitable for full restoration.
Before sanding began, the floor was assessed to ensure the blocks were stable and ready for professional refinishing.
The Sanding Process
Using professional dust-controlled sanding equipment, the old surface coating was removed through multiple progressive abrasive stages to reveal clean, fresh timber beneath. Particular attention was given to edges, corners and detailed areas to ensure a consistent finish throughout the room.
Minor gaps were filled using a specialist resin system mixed with fine sanding dust collected from the floor itself. This creates a close colour match once sealed and improves the overall uniformity of the surface.
The Finish Applied
Once fully prepared, the parquet floor was sealed with a natural hardwax oil finish. This enhances the natural grain and depth of tone within the timber while providing durable, long-lasting protection.
Hardwax oil allows the character of the wood to remain visible while offering practical resistance for everyday living.
The Finished Result
The restored parquet floor now displays improved clarity, warmth and definition. What had been hidden beneath carpet for decades is now a clean, natural and characterful feature of the property once again.
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The Floor Condition
This oak floor in Grimsby had previously been treated with a dark Danish oil, which had built up over time and significantly darkened the natural colour of the wood. The finish had become uneven in places, leaving the floor looking dull and tired.
Sanding & Preparation
To restore the floor properly, a full sanding process was carried out using professional dust-controlled equipment. The old finish was carefully removed using a progressive sanding sequence to bring the timber back to a clean, even surface. Edges and corners were detailed to ensure a consistent finish across the entire floor.
The Finished Result
Once prepared, the floor was finished using a high-quality hardwax oil. This provided a much lighter, more natural appearance while enhancing the grain of the wood and offering durable, long-lasting protection.