Place mats at entryways to prevent dirt and debris from being tracked into your home. Additionally, using rugs and carpets in high-traffic areas can help maintain the cleanliness and appearance of your floors.

Let's take a hint from the Japanese! Leaving your shoes at the door and swapping them for indoor shoes or slippers can help keep unwanted dirt and grime out of the home.

While hybrid flooring is highly scratch-resistant, it's still a good idea to keep your pets' nails trimmed and groom them regularly to protect the surface.

Extended exposure to direct sunlight can cause hybrid flooring to fade. To prevent this, make sure your home is equipped with suitable curtains or blinds.

Using furniture pads will protect your floors by preventing table and chair legs from scraping across the surface.

Yes! Hybrid, laminate and timber flooring can be floated directly over ceramic tiles. It’s crucial that the tiles are clean, smooth and level, however, there should be no greater than 3mm deviation over 3m of floor. A levelling agent may be required to ready the surface for install.

Yes, one of the big advantages of floating floors is that boards can be pulled up and replaced or even re-used elsewhere if required. Read our step-by-step guide on removing floated floorboards here.

Yes. A floating floor is known as a raft, which will expand and contract with the rooms temperature and humidity. This why its important to ensure appropriate expansion gaps are present around each room’s perimeter. An expansion of 8-10mm is recommended for floated floors.