Lafayette Flooring is a fully integrated flooring company with a strong focus on service, customer satisfaction and quality products. Let the experts at Lafayette Flooring help you find the perfect flooring to meet your needs. We are committed to providing the right product for your individual situation, taking into consideration the location, wear expectations and budget. This web site has been designed to assist you in making the most appropriate selection for your floor covering needs.
Looking for something specific? Give us a call, we can probably help or know someone who can. With our unique showroom, we take the time, hassle and inconvenience factors out of purchasing new floor coverings. We lend out samples so that you and your clients will be able to view at your convenience, at your premises, with your lighting, furnishings and accessories. Considering all of today's choices, design trends, green options and technical considerations required to navigate the ever expanding selections of suitable floor coverings, you will need a knowledgeable consultant.
Wood flooring was first recognized as a favorable design element for a living space in the late 1600s in France. Only the wealthiest people could afford solid-plank floors because they were handcrafted and very expensive.
Double-glazed tiles, or ceramic tiles with two coats of glaze, have an intense process. Double-glazing tiles involves firing the tile at about 400 degrees F, applying the second layer of glaze, and firing the tile at 2,000 degrees.
We recognize that not everyone has had the opportunity to see glass tile in action. If you’re ready to learn more about how you can elevate the appearance of a drab bathroom or kitchen using glass tiles, we’re always here for you.
While ceramic tiles are now mass produced, there was a time they were produced manually. A worker would scoop up some wet clay and press it into a tile-shaped mold before leaving it under the sun to dry and then finally firing it in an oven.
Unfortunately, even the best floor standers simply can’t handle every inch of the flooring. For best results, prepare your roof for sanding by hand sanding the perimeter of the room with a coarse 180-grit sandpaper.
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