Natures Own Homechoice Plank Engineered Oak

Maintaining Natures Own Homechoice Plank Engineered Oak

If you want to ensure that your new Natures Own Homechoice Plank Engineered Oak floor looks and performs like new for years to come, you will need to spend a little time maintaining it. With the right care, this engineered wood floor is guaranteed to last for potentially decades, ensuring you receive excellent value for money.

While it’s crucial to follow the manufacturer's instructions to achieve the best possible results, below you'll find some general tips you can follow.

• Add mats at entranceways 
• Place protective pads underneath heavy furniture
• Use dry cleaning methods only
• Avoid cleaning products that contain ammonia
• Vacuum or sweep the floor daily 
• Trim pet claws
• Avoid walking over the floor in high heels

Like most engineered wood floors, the Natures Own Homechoice Plank Engineered Oak is tough, but it isn’t indestructible. It may be more resistant to changes in humidity and temperature than solid wood flooring, but it can still incur damage when exposed to moisture.

Placing entrance mats behind exterior doors will help to capture any dirt, debris, and moisture, making it less likely to be trailed across the floor. You should also give the floor a sweep with a soft-bristled brush, or a vacuum daily to prevent dust and dirt from building up. If you do use a vacuum, stick to the hard floor setting to prevent scratches.

Even with a protective surface coating, the Natures Own Homechoice Plank Engineered Oak can get scratched. Minimise the risk by keeping pet claws trimmed, and avoiding dragging anything heavy across the floor.

Finally, you should avoid using any cleaning products that contain ammonia as this could lead to damage and discolouration. Stick to dry cleaning methods, such as dry mopping, to minimise the floor’s exposure to moisture. You’ll also want to clean up any spills quickly and thoroughly.

Following these tips will help you to keep the Natures Own Homechoice Plank Engineered Oak looking and functioning how it should for many years.