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  • 2 weeks later...

Hello i would like to introduce ourselfs to you. We our Floor Sander Rental.co.uk locally based in Catford SE6.


We specialise in hiring out the latest DUSTFREE floor sanding machines.


We offer a free local delivery and collection service to your door and we will give you a full machine demostration onsite and can even lend you a dvd all about floor sanding.


Our well stocked shop in Brownhill road Catford SE6 stocks Bona lacquers, Osmo oils,Mylands stains, fillers, reclaimed pine slivers and everything else you may need to restore your floors.


Check out our website http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/index.html or call us on 020.8698.2010 to enquire further.


Thanks Mark and the team.


Ps we also can restore your floor check out our professional floor sanding service section on our website


http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/sandingservice.html

Hi - we used floorsanderhire when we moved into our new house, all much of a muchness I'm sure but they were fine. Weekend hire, including an edger, came to about ?100 once the cost of the sanding belts is included. No need to get a professional in if you're reasonably competent, it's not difficult. My tips: Don't be tempted to use too many belts, they last longer than you think. Keep the sawdust (You get charged for not emptying the bag anyway) and use a pva/dust mix for gap filling between the boards, be prepared to get hot and messy cos it's knackering and requires patience. Always sand down the length of the boards, and not across, once you've finished and done a good three coats of varnish you'll get a great finish...

I cant recommend Mark and his team at http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/sandingservice.html 020.8698.2010 enough. They recently sanded and stained my lounge, study and kitchen floors.


They really looked beyond saving and they have brought them back to looking like new again. His guys where fantastic, very professional and friendly. They left the place clean and tidy every night and their machine where really dustfree.


I'm going to post another recommendation about them i'm so pleased.


Highly recommend give them a call.

My top tips would be to send any pets to kennels for the weekend as the noise was too much for our dog!


Also it is really important to fill between the boards-it is a faff, so the first couple of rooms I did I didn't bother but it makes the house draughty and freezing in winter!


Also I would buy top quality varnish as I have found that they all look the same at first but the more expensive stuff definitely wears better (3 x dogs so I know...)


Finally I'd also say you do get a better finish from a professional. If I'm redoing the back hall where it is mostly rugs, I do it myself, but for anywhere on display like my living room, entrance hall etc I now get someone in, as you can really see the difference. (I use Andrew at Redeemed Floors, (www.redeemedfloors.com) who I can highly recommend if you decide not to do it yourself in the end!)

  • 4 weeks later...
I would strongly recommend Mark and his team if you want your wooden floors done property and don't have the time to do it yourself. One of Mark's team, Zenny, worked really hard to replace dodgy boards, sand x 4, put slivers of reclaimed wood between the big gaps, filled the smaller gaps with filler, then primed and lacquered twice. All this in 2.5 days! The floor has come up a treat! Very good level of service from Mark and Zenny, very tidy, clear with communications and they know what they are doing. If I'd have done it myself I would probably have given up after the first sanding - and Zenny did this 4 times. The floors look great and are no longer as creaky as they were before. Thanks very much guys, much appreciated. PS no probs about these guys being in my home on their own, I gave Zenny the keys and he just got on with things. Thanks guys! :)

Hi Caroline thank you for your recommendations its been a pleasure working for you.


Many thanks


Mark & the team.


If anyone needs some prices on our services please click on this link.


http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/sandingservice.html


Ps remember we also hire out dustfree floor sanding machines for all you DIY'ERS check out

this link


http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/index.html


240 - 242 Brownhill Road

Catford

London

SE6 1AU

020.8698.2010

Hi check out our how to diy guide to give you some heads up before the weekend.


http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/how_to_sand_your_floor.html



Any questions just ask



Thanks


Mark


http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/index.html


240 - 242 Brownhill Road

Catford

London

SE6 1AU

020.8698.2010

I used the ones in Catford a few years ago, very helpful and when one machine failed they dropped a replacement off within 45 minutes.


Use the most expensive varnish/wax you can afford (we used Ronseal Diamond Wax) as some of the cheaper stuff can yellow.


And never, never, allow decorators to put duct tape on them afterwards!

Thanks for the recommendation, we are selling Junkers 5 Litres of water based professional clear lacquer on special at the moment for ?42.00 + vat. It covers upto 50 sq/m ( you need a min of 2 x coats ).


Thanks



Mark


http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/index.html

020.8698.2010

Hi Mel thanks for your recommendation. It was a pleasure working for you.


Thanks,



Mark & The Team.


Sanding info http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/sandingservice.html


Hire info http://www.floorsanderrental.co.uk/index.html


240 - 242 Brownhill Road

Catford

London

SE6 1AU

020.8698.2010

  • 2 years later...

nylonmeals Wrote:

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> We used Dylan at Artisan Flooring on a number of

> times - in our old house and since we've moved.

> They are brilliant.

> http://www.artisanflooring-uk.com/

> Big recommendation


Unfortunately we have not had the same experience with Dylan at Artisan Flooring. After 1 month our floor developed holes, there are gaps between the floor and the wall which he left and now 9 months later it is full of holes and indents. The floor was reconditioned parquet which could well be the cause of the problem and not the way Dylan laid the tiles. But none the less, he has totally failed in customer service. He came back once to try and fix it, but just put some putty down in the holes which all sank down. The problem has in no way been resolved - we have a lovely oak floor with about 10 holes in and this number is getting bigger. What has upset me the most is that he has continually ignored my calls and failed to respond. The only way I can get hold of him is from calling from a friends phone. Dylan is a really nice guy, which makes it all the more upsetting. i'm sorry but I had to write on here to say please don't use him.

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