Perfectly matching components for your enclosed staircase are readily available.
Any hardwood flooring installer will attest that stairs are one of the more challenging aspects of their work. Different types of staircases require specific components and installation techniques to guarantee both safety and visual appeal.
To simplify, let's explore the basic anatomy of stairs. Finishing a stair with hardwood flooring requires one tread plank on the step, one nosing along the edge of the step, and one riser plank for the step's vertical face.
Mirage Floors has launched a new line of exclusive square nosings, and tread and riser planks, meticulously crafted and assembled in our own facilities. These components are designed to harmonize flawlessly with our hardwood flooring, facilitating installation for enclosed staircases and providing a seamless aesthetic that will elevate your home for years to come.
What can you expect from our stair components? A perfect match for your Mirage flooring—from wood species and colour to texture and finish.
As you work closely with us as a trusted Mirage dealer to finalize the technical aspects of your chosen Mirage flooring, you can rest assured that perfectly matching components for your enclosed staircase are readily available, ensuring a polished look for your project.
Square nosings that match on all three sides
Positioned along the edge of each step, nosings are visible from multiple perspectives: the return and front as you climb the stairs, and the top as you descend.
Experience genuine hardwood nosings that match your floors on all 3 visible sides.
Furthermore, these Euro-style square nosings feature subtly rounded edges that are impeccably colour-matched. They boast an exclusive reinforced joint design for unparalleled resistance, robust 3-ply engineered floorboard technologies that deliver lasting stability, and a precision-milled tongue and groove configuration for a straightforward fit with the tread plank.
These square nosings integrate smoothly with various flooring technologies at the stairs top, bottom, and landings.
Tread and riser planks made from Mirage floorboards
Elevate each step with Mirage floorboards, renowned for their exceptional durability and tailored for effortless installation on standard stair frames. These versatile planks can serve interchangeably as treads or risers, boasting a precision-milled tongue and groove configuration that ensures a perfect fit. Paired seamlessly with our exclusive square nosings featuring TruBalance technology, they provide a cohesive and high-performance solution for your staircase.
Contact us for a free consultation at (408) 333-9771
- S Perez
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Hardwood Remains a Flooring Popular Trend in 2023, Sustainability Takes Center Stage
Hardwood Remains a Flooring Popular Trend in 2023, Sustainability Takes Center Stage.
Maple Flooring
Lots of people choose solid hardwood flooring for their homes. Solid hardwood offers a lot of options, one of them being maple. Maple is a popular choice.
It's affordable and easy to maintain, all you have to do is sweep to get rid of dust particles. It's also eco-friendly and it has a clean look, other types of flooring have a grain pattern which many don't like.
The cons of Maple are that it's not scratch-proof, and it doesn't stain well, this makes changing the color of your floor harder. Another con is that it's sensitive to temperature changes if it's placed in a humid area the planks could warp or split. What people tend to appreciate most about wood floors is its natural pattern, maple has a more plain look than others like oak.
If you have any questions about maple flooring feel free to contact us at (408) 333-9771 or (408) 509-8627. You can also visit our showroom in 1190 Mountain View-Alviso, Ste N, Sunnyvale, CA 94089.
- D Perez
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Flooring Installation
Real estate agents across the country agree that some of the most sought-after features for potential homebuyers are updated bathrooms and kitchens, fireplaces, open floor plans and large closets.
Perhaps the sole feature that tops the “must have” list is hardwood flooring.
Hardwood floors produce an aesthetic beauty that simply cannot be matched by carpet. The decision to install hardwood floors is an ecologically friendly one and can reduce the allergens in your home significantly.
With proper care, hardwood can last a lifetime and give a home a sense of warmth and charm.
Flooring installation may seem like a do-it-yourself job. Websites, books, hardware stores, clinics, and Internet podcasts make it seem like a task that requires little knowledge or experience. However, wood flooring installation is a job that requires expertise and precision.
From sourcing and storing the wood to maintaining proper moisture control prior to transport and installation, it’s a worthwhile investment to utilize the experience of Evergreen Hardwood Floors' flooring installation service.
Our sister company Evergreen Hardwood Floors located in the Bay area is the premier hardwood flooring installation service. The custom work they do is impeccable and each client is offered an array of hardwood flooring options.
Domestic or exotic planks can be mixed and matched to create a floor that is nothing short of a work of art. The unfinished hardwood floor can be customized by color or finish using the most advanced and cutting-edge technology to add a unique flair to your home.
Decorative borders and modern patterns can be created with hardwood flooring by utilizing a variety of textures and techniques.
Their philosophy is simple; each job is done according to the client’s specifications. The Evergreen Hardwood Floors experience begins with a free in-home visit with a site manager.
Understanding the array of wood choices is a crucial first step when working with a flooring installation service. Another essential aspect when choosing hardwood is the method by which it will be installed. Self-installation can produce costly errors, subfloor damage, and reduce the life of your hardwood.
Call Evergreen Hardwood Floors for a FREE HOME ESTIMATE today!
Evergreen Hardwood Floors
Ph. (408) 509-8627
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