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Disclaimer: The information which you calculate from this Flooring Calculator is intended for use by you as a guide only, it is not an offer and has no legal effect on any contracts entered into by you "the customer". The figures and formulae used within this calculator may change at any time without notice. Should you ask for any flooring product or service, we will make our own calculations and we will not necessarily take your calculations into account. All displayed rates "are guides ONLY", Chestnut Flooring accepts no responsibility for any losses arising from any use of or reliance upon any calculations or conclusions reached using the flooring calculator. Information provided on this calculator does not constitute an offer of flooring service or product. Other Fees and charges may apply. This calculation does not take into account any fees, charges or government taxes which may apply.

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Disclaimer: The information which you calculate from this Flooring Calculator is intended for use by you as a guide only, it is not an offer and has no legal effect on any contracts entered into by you "the customer". The figures and formulae used within this calculator may change at any time without notice. Should you ask for any flooring product or service, we will make our own calculations and we will not necessarily take your calculations into account. All displayed rates "are guides ONLY", Chestnut Flooring accepts no responsibility for any losses arising from any use of or reliance upon any calculations or conclusions reached using the flooring calculator. Information provided on this calculator does not constitute an offer of flooring service or product. Other Fees and charges may apply. This calculation does not take into account any fees, charges or government taxes which may apply.

Engineered Hardwood

Engineered hardwood is among the most popular flooring options - desired for its strength, durability and elegance. Engineered hardwood comes in various sizes, styles, and finishes, and is sure to make a bold impact in any space.
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Solid Hardwood

Solid Hardwood floors come as single solid planks, unlike engineered floors which are constructed with several layers of wood.
Solid hardwood offers superior longevity and can be customized to various different staining & finishing options - allowing for a unique sophisticated look.
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Laminate

Laminate is an excellent alternative to hardwood - offering an appearance that can be almost indistinguishable from real hardwood. It's also highly durable and comes in a wide range of widths and textures - to achieve an optimal look that fits your style.
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Kronotex Advanced - German Manufactured Laminate

Right now we are offering our range of Kronotex Advanced 8mm laminate floors for only $1.29 / square foot. Kronotex offers exceptional manufacturing quality and a range of elegant & modern styles.





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Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl flooring is a great cost effective option, that comes in a wide range of shapes and styles - including planks, tiles and sheets.
With it's water resistant qualities, vinyl is an excellent option for spaces with increased moisture, such as bathrooms and basements. It's also easier to install, making it a preferred DIY option.
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Laminate Floors: Installation

Laminate floors are typically installed using the floating installation method. This method is the preferred choice for those who want to take on their own DIY installation project, and it is great for beginners.

Among many other reasons, some of the benefits of installing laminate floors using the floating installation method include:

  • It doesn't require use of many tools
  • They can be installed very quickly
  • Floating floors are easier to remove, in case you want to change your flooring in the future
  • The floating installation method is much cheaper to execute

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Vinyl Floors & their main benefits

Aside from being one of the preferred choices for rooms with increased moisture, vinyl flooring is the preferred economic option, as this variety is usually the most cost effective option among all flooring varieties. Advancements in manufacturing processes of the years have also brought up the quality and durability of vinyl flooring, making them a suitable choice for more than just bathrooms and basements.

Vinyl Floors: Installation

Like laminate, vinyl floors are typically installed using the floating installation method. The key benefits of installing using the floating method include:

  • It doesn't require use of many tools
  • They can be installed very quickly
  • Floating floors are easier to remove, in case you want to change your flooring in the future
  • The floating installation method is much cheaper to execute

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What Makes Engineered Hardwood Unique?

Engineered hardwood floors are made with 100% real solid wood for their top layer, while using thin layers of derivitive wood products (such as plywood) for the middle layers. Ultimately, it's difficult to distinguish differences between engineered hardwood and solid hardwood.

Why might you prefer engineered hardwood over other types of flooring?

Engineered hardwood floors excel in all of the areas that people typically look for in floors - including their strength & durability, versatility, and quality. In addition, some other advantages of engineered hardwood include:

  • Engineered floors are well suited for places with a higher level of moisture, as they typically will not warp or cup over time.
  • They can be installed on, above, or below grade - making them a great option for basements.
  • Engineered floors are generally much easier to install than solid hardwood floors.
  • Engineered floors are very strong and durable - making them great for places with a lot of foot traffic.

About the "Nail & Glue" installation method

As the name suggests, this installation method involves nailing and gluing the floors down to the subfloor. The adhesive glue works by creating a bond between the wood and subfloor, providing solid firmness. In addition, nailing the floors provides an additional layer of stability to the floors.

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What Makes Engineered Hardwood Unique?

Engineered hardwood floors are made with 100% real solid wood for their top layer, while using thin layers of derivitive wood products (such as plywood) for the middle layers. Ultimately, it's difficult to distinguish differences between engineered hardwood and solid hardwood.

Why might you prefer engineered hardwood over other types of flooring?

Engineered hardwood floors excel in all of the areas that people typically look for in floors - including their strength & durability, versatility, and quality. In addition, some other advantages of engineered hardwood include:

  • Engineered floors are well suited for places with a higher level of moisture, as they typically will not warp or cup over time.
  • They can be installed on, above, or below grade - making them a great option for basements.
  • Engineered floors are generally much easier to install than solid hardwood floors.
  • Engineered floors are very strong and durable - making them great for places with a lot of foot traffic.

About the "Click" installation method

The click installation method is largely similar to the floating method used for laminate and vinyl. This method involves using the tongue-and-groove design of the engineered floors to click into place. This method is the easiest method for installing engineered hardwood floors, as it doesn't require nailing or gluing.

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What Makes Engineered Hardwood Unique?

Engineered hardwood floors are made with 100% real solid wood for their top layer, while using thin layers of derivitive wood products (such as plywood) for the middle layers. Ultimately, it's difficult to distinguish differences between engineered hardwood and solid hardwood.

Why might you prefer engineered hardwood over other types of flooring?

Engineered hardwood floors excel in all of the areas that people typically look for in floors - including their strength & durability, versatility, and quality. In addition, some other advantages of engineered hardwood include:

  • Engineered floors are well suited for places with a higher level of moisture, as they typically will not warp or cup over time.
  • They can be installed on, above, or below grade - making them a great option for basements.
  • Engineered floors are generally much easier to install than solid hardwood floors.
  • Engineered floors are very strong and durable - making them great for places with a lot of foot traffic.

About the "Nail Down" installation method

The nail-down only installation makes use of nails or staples to hold the floors down to the subfloor. The subfloors used for this method should be wooden, rather than concrete. The nail-down method is optimal for installing floors in spaces that are on or above grade.

To learn more about this installation method, check out this handy video:

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