Leather Flooring Part Eight
This of course is far cheaper to replace your leather flooring and if you keep spare individual tiles somewhere then you can simply rotate them as soon as the damage is done – no big deal. This also makes leather [...]
Leather Flooring Part Seven
Likewise if you want to clean up water or spilled mess this is something you can do simply by wiping the liquid off of the surface of the leather flooring. Again this is unlike carpet which very quickly absorbs the [...]
Leather Flooring Part Five
This wax also gives it a slightly more glossy finish that is akin to floor refinishing for your hardwood floor and polish. If you have leather flooring and you look after it with coatings thus, then you can probably expect [...]
Leather Flooring Part Six
So if leather flooring is soft like carpet, why not just use carpet? Well as mentioned leather flooring is harder and more durable than carpet, and while you might find that your carpet starts to look old and haggard after [...]
Leather Flooring Part Four
This again is a demonstration of how leather flooring has advantages of stone or hardwood flooring but few of the drawbacks. Of course if you need a very highly durable floor then hardwood flooring or bamboo floors will still be [...]
Leather Flooring Part Three
At the same time, unlike stone or hardwood flooring, leather is a relatively good insulator and this means that it will hold the temperature of your home in well. That in turn means that you can enjoy a relatively low [...]
Leather Flooring Part Two
The same leather flooring material is also found on walls and ceilings and this means that as you can with laminate hardwood flooring, it is possible to use leather flooring in order to create a cohesive design in your home. [...]
Leather Flooring Part One
Leather flooring has been used since the beginning of the 16th century. These are leather floors that are either sculptured or embossed in order to create a whole range of appearances. There are many benefits of leather flooring and it’s [...]
