Church Floors
Family run company now into its second generation.
Certified and Fully Insured
All staff hold CSCS site safe cards
All operatives fully trained an inducted
First Aider in every team
All machinery P.A.T tested and certified
To lay a church floor we would do the following:
1. Measure the floor space of the church: This determines the amount of wood needed for the project.
2. Choose the wood: We can send you samples of the wood you would like to use for the floor. Some popular options for church floors include oak, maple, and cherry.
3. Acclimate the wood: This allows the wood to acclimate to the church’s environment by leaving it in the space for a few days before installation.
4. Prepare the subfloor: We need to ensure the subfloor is clean, level, and free of any debris. We will do this so leave this to us!
5. Install the underlayer: Install a layer of underlayment over the subfloor to provide a smooth surface for the wood flooring.
6. Lay the wood flooring: Begin laying the wood flooring, starting at one end of the church and working your way to the otherside. Typically we use a nail gun to attach each board to the subfloor and adjacent boards.
7. Cut the wood: Measure and cut boards as necessary to fit the edges and corners of the room.
8. Finish the floor: Sand the floor to remove any roughness or bumps. Stain or seal the wood as desired.
9. Allow time to dry: Allow the stain or sealant to dry completely before walking on the floor.
10. Finish with trim: Finish the edges of the floor with trim, such as baseboards, to complete the project.
It’s important to note that laying a wooden church floor can be a complex and labour-intensive process. So we advise not to cut-corners and use reputable companies like us who have been laying flooring for churches for over 20 years.
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