Room-use discussion
Consider traffic, moisture exposure and the way the room is used when comparing products.
Practical material choices with a natural, considered look.

Consider traffic, moisture exposure and the way the room is used when comparing products.
Compare plank sizes, patterns and tones using physical samples.
Review the existing surface and any leveling or removal work needed before installation.
Discuss edges, thresholds and transitions so the finished floor works with adjoining rooms.
Compare physical samples in the room’s own light.
Review the subfloor, furniture arrangements and protection needs.
Confirm plank direction, transitions and the chosen finish.
Review the finished surface and discuss suitable ongoing care.
Compare materials, finishes and options for your existing floor.
Use the material selector to compare illustrative tones. A real project should use physical samples in the room's own light.
That depends on its construction and condition. A closer assessment would establish whether refinishing is suitable.
Compare physical samples in your own daylight and evening light before choosing a finish.