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Tue, Jul 10, 12 at 15:39
| I was curious to see if any of you have or are going to have any flooring from the Castle Combe line. We are going for the rustic, wide-plank look in our new construction and love the look of their products, but are interested to know about the quality and upkeep. We were also quoted about $12/sq. foot. Is that on the really high end? Thanks in advance for any advice! |
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| 12 per sq is about right. Its not the most expensive yet its not the cheapest. Quality is decent. With any pre finish your going to have a few bad boards here and there just make sure you keep an eye out. Upkeep: all wood floors can require a lot or alittle. Depends on how your cleaning ocd is. Darker the floor the more dust you will see right after cleaning. All wood floors should be lightly cleaned once a week ( with warm water and a liitle vinegar or a light commerical product) and dust mopped as needed. Youre never gonna be able to get rid of dust. Thats the biggest complaint out there. |
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| Hi HeatherKB6, did you end up using the Castle Combe floors? We are replacing old random width engineered flooring and are strongly considering this product. I think it's gorgeous. It looks like reclaimed wood from a barn or...castle. :) Would love to hear what you decided to use. |
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