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The International Surface Event
Visit SLCC Flooring at Booth #2423
January 23 - 25, 2019
Mandalay Bay Convention Center
3950 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Our booth is near the TISE Registration and the Media Village Entrance.
Use the interactive floor plan and search SLCC or Booth 2423.
SLCC is proud to announce the grand opening of our San Jose, CA Distribution center!
Gearing up for the holidays? Want to make sure guests get the best view of your home? Consider deep-cleaning your hardwood floors! Here's the best way to tackle the task.
Home ownership is exciting but comes with a lot of work. This includes caring for and maintaining your hardwood floors. Below are our top tips for homeowners on how to make sure your hardwood floors look spectacular throughout the holiday season.
SLCC Flooring is proud to announce our new warehouse location in Dallas, Texas.
Want to get in on the newest flooring standards? The future of bathroom design is in Luxury WPC ( wood plastic/polymer composite) waterproof flooring. Traditionally bathroom floor design has focused around the options provided by ceramic tiles. Originally tiles were considered the most resilient and waterproof material, but modern developments in floor material manufacturing have made Luxury WPC Waterproof flooring an equally reliable and more eco-friendly option for homeowners.
Not all floors are created equal. One key aspect of providing a family with a safe home environment is to make sure the materials used to build the home are free of any toxic materials. This includes potential carcinogens like formaldehyde, which has often been used in the manufacturing processes of some floor material providers. SLCC is committed to providing only safe, formaldehyde and additive-free flooring options. Here are some items to consider when trying to determine if a floor material is potentially hazardous.
SLCC FLOORS™ supplies and distributes products that not only look beautiful, but also have a low impact on our environment. We are a U.S.-based supplier committed to providing flooring products that meet or exceed sustainability standards with beauty and durability.
Another Happy Customer - Post installation shots of the Santa Rosa from our Pacific Collection. As you can see it collaborates beautifully with blue and grey tones. Created for its affordability, these casual visuals mimic higher priced floorings yet they are 100% engineered hardwood. http://slccflooring.com/products/santa-rosa
Hardwood flooring comes in a wide range of styles, shapes, and sizes, with many contemporary and elegant designs that can withstand heavy foot traffic, are easy to maintain, and feature matte finish to reduce the risk of slips and falls, that are perfect for restaurants.
Hardwood floors have a unique combination of beauty and durability that makes them suitable for both residential and commercial use. There are many different types of hardwood floors, some of which are more suitable for the restaurant setting.
Hardwood floors are a favorite option among homeowners. These floors are elegant, clean, and contemporary, plus they come in a wide range of styles so you can get the exact look you’re going for. Hardwood floors are also extremely durable, and can last for decades with proper care and maintenance, but this starts with quality installation.
For such a long-term investment, it is best that you hire a professional hardwood floor installer to get the most value and to avoid any warranty issues later on. Here are a few questions to help you find the best installer:
A new floor installation is a fairly big home improvement project, so your budget will likely influence many of your decisions. But the first thing you need to consider is the type of floor for the room where you want to install. Factors such as foot traffic, ease of cleaning, water damage, exposure to direct sunlight, and ease of installation will affect your choice of new floor.
Beyond that, you need to determine where to purchase your new flooring. The most common options are local flooring stores and big box home improvement stores. But which one should you choose?
The busy kitchen environment can be tough on its surfaces. From the heavy foot traffic as you access different areas during meal preparation to the common spills, splashes, and food stains, to dings and scratches from dropping of sharp, hard utensils and cutlery, there are many different challenges that your kitchen floor has to endure.
The ideal kitchen flooring should be resilient and easy to maintain. Porcelain tile and concrete fit the criteria, but you can also install hardwood floors if you know how to maintain it. Here are a few things to keep in mind when installing hardwood floors in your kitchen:
Hardwood floors are a popular, attractive, and versatile flooring option that can be installed in nearly every room in your home. But with so many different types of hardwood floors and even wood look-alikes, you need to know what to look in order to get the right type of hardwood floor for your rooms.
Here are a few questions to help you make the right decision:
Changing your home flooring is a cost effective way to enhance the look of your home and improve comfort. Installing a carpet or a hard surface like tile, vinyl, wood, or laminate seems easy enough, even for someone with minimal technical knowhow. But experience matters, and getting a professional to handle the installation is the best way to avoid the headache of shoddy work, wasted flooring materials, and repairs soon after installation.
If you still want to install your own flooring, it is important that you follow the typical steps that any professional installer would to ensure that the work is attractive and satisfactory. For most floor installations, you will likely go through these three phases:
