There are many reason that one hardwood floor cost less than another hardwood floor. The hardwood floor cost is based on a variety of elements.
Some hardwood flooring cost less for reasons like, the grade of lumber, the quality of the finish, the quality of the manufacturers that make it, whether the hardwood floor is discontinued or a running line hardwood, first quality grade or a off goods product, and so many other reasons. We think it is important to know what you want as well as knowing what you are getting.
Yes there is a market for all of the above hardwood flooring. The problem is that most people are not really educated and shown the difference in all the different options available in hardwood floor. There are so many things even the professional hardwood flooring expert can miss. We try to always sell the product for what they are.
Some customers are searching for a quality hardwood for their dream home and some have a totally different type project in mind. We have seen it many times where someone is shown a like looking product to ours with a lower hardwood price, but has not totally looked into what are the real differences.
Many of the differences will show up on the hardwood floor installation. For example a over baked finish that spider webs when the hardwood floor is nailed into place. Some problems with a cheap hardwood floor can be bad milling, high percent of the flooring planks are very short, not so good hardwood finish, unstable product and so on. Sometimes just the grief of hardwood floor installation with a bad product is not worth the savings.
Don?t get us wrong. There are cheap priced hardwood flooring that is worth purchasing. You just have to understand why the hardwood flooring is priced cheap. Sometimes it is just a overstock product that can be purchased at a much lower price.
Sometimes it is a dropped hardwood floor that is not made anymore. There are things to consider when purchasing a dropped hardwood floor. Some discontinued hardwood floors do not have any manufacture warranty.
Remember to purchase extra hardwood flooring on a dropped product, because if you need more you could find yourself in quite a pickle. Sometime when buying discount hardwood floors you might need to factor in that you may have a higher or tougher installation cost.
For instants a hardwood flooring with lots of short planks will take much more time to put in. A hardwood floor that has bad milling may never get installed to your or anyone?s satisfaction. Consider a hardwood floor with a bad finish may have to be refinished much sooner.
Refinishing hardwood floors should not need to be done for a decade or two. Most of all many time when you are investing in hardwood floors for you property, you want them to look and perform to a certain standard. Many times you can not see the big picture from a little sample. So when you are shopping for a hardwood floor and you want a good hardwood floor cost, be careful and do your homework. Make sure you have a flooring salesperson that is up front, honest, and takes the time to educate you on all the differences.