How to Protect Your Floors From Furniture Marks

How to Protect Your Floors From Furniture Marks

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    Whether you are contemplating a kitchen remodel for your own convenience or upgrading in anticipation of a future home sale, it is important to understand current trends and how they may impact your kitchen design. Remodeling the kitchen is a big job, and an expensive home improvement project, and knowing the newest trends will help you get the most for your money and the greatest return on your investments. From the material used in the countertops to the grain and color of the wood, there are dozens of decisions to make when upgrading and updating your kitchen.

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    Over the years, teak wood was always the material used for garden furniture. However, it is also gaining acceptance as indoor furniture as well. For instance, you may find some sofa frames, bookshelves, tables, or a TV console made from teak in a modern home. All these teak settings have been made possible because teak is aesthetically pleasing both indoors and outdoors. In addition, it is also resistant to the elements as well as other things such as termites, which is why it can also be used outdoors in the form of teak benches.

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How to Protect Your Floors From Furniture Marks

When we started building a home together, my husband and I got a lot of furniture donations from friends and family. While this saved us a lot of cash, it did mean that we didn’t have a lot of say in the designs we ended up with; some of our larger pieces are a little old-fashioned and heavier than a lot of modern stuff you can buy in the shops now. While we like the eclectic look, it's still important for us to know how to keep this furniture clean and how to keep the flooring from getting damaged by these larger additions. After a bit of trial and error we found ways to prevent furniture and flooring from getting damaged.