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Tas Painting is the name people turn to for floor sanding service in Brisbane and across Queensland. People call us for floor sanding in Gold Coast, Redcliffe Peninsula, Caboolture, Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast. We have trained professionals. We use modern machines. We use high-quality materials. We make sure that our clients have a hassle-free floor sanding experience and they get desired results. We give satisfactory answers to all queries related to the sanding process or quality of finishing products to win confidence and ensure quality service.
Floor sanding is a popular choice to restore old floors in Queensland. Tas Painting promises quality work with modern machines and eco-friendly materials. The process is used to renew wooden floors. It involves removing the top layer with the help of specialized machines. The top layer has many blemishes. The machines remove those blemishes. The floor is sealed with a new varnish. It becomes smooth. It also gets a new look and feel. Floor sanding is widely used in residential and commercial areas for the following reasons:
Tas Painting stands out in floor sanding, combining superior craftsmanship, modern machines, and client-centric service. Here’s why people choose Tas Painting for floor sanding:
Our workers are skilled and they have many years of experience in sanding. They can restore a variety of wooden floors.
We use high-quality materials for finishing. Our objective is to make the floor look.
Dividing work into steps and using modern machines enables us to complete projects on time.
We offer competitive quotes to provide excellent value for your investment. We also have no hidden cost
Our floor sanding process covers all aspects of the service. It is a detailed process that we have developed to restore old floors. Here’s a step-by-step guide that tells how our workers handle floor sanding in Gold Coast.
In the first step, we inspect the floor. In this process, we hammer protruding objects and fill large gaps to create an even surface. We also seal all entry points to contain dust.
We use coarse-grit sandpaper or slightly finer grit for good-condition floors. A drum sander sands the floor, moving at a consistent pace. It stops at the end of each strip but lifted before stopping to prevent damage.
We use specific machines to sand edges and corners. We ensure each inch of floor is properly sanded and the entire floor has a uniform look. We have tools that allow us to reach tight spots.
We use a vacuum cleaner to clean the dust particles before we can go for the final smoothing. We use fine-grit sandpaper for better results. The sandpaper is fitted onto both drum and edge sanders.
We run a vacuum cleaner on the entire floor and also use handheld tools remove all dust particles from the floor. Dust from the final pass could settle on the floor and mix with polish.
For polishing, we divide the floor into smaller sections and apply an even layer of polish to each section. Finishing the floor with eco-friendly materials is a speciality of our floor sanding in Brisbane.
Tas Painting gives convincing reasons for floor sanding. It improves the overall look. It also boosts health and environment. We are popular for floor sanding in Redcliffe Peninsula, Gold Coast, Caboolture, Moreton Bay and the Sunshine Coast.
Ready to give your ageing wooden floor a stunning new look. Trust Tas Painting for expert floor sanding to restore the shine, delicate feel, and beauty of your floor. Our skilled workers deliver a flawless finish using modern sanding tools and premium materials. Call us today for a free quote or Call us today for a free quote or book floor sanding in your area.
Along with the Brisbane CBD, we proudly provide epoxy flooring services across the wider Brisbane region, including:
We consider wood type, condition, sanding depth, finish choice, and size to calculate the cost of a floor sanding project.
Floor sanding increases the life of a wooden floor. However, the durability of a sanded floor depends on the traffic volume and floor maintenance.
Floor thickness is the prime factor in sanding. For example, a 2mm-thick floor may be sanded twice. However, a floor with a 6mm thickness may be sanded multiple times.
Avoid too much pressure to prevent the sander from damaging the floor. When pressed hard, a sander can dig into the surface, creating deep gouges that are difficult to fix.
Following a progressive grit sequence is the golden rule for sanding. You should start with a coarser grit sandpaper, followed by finer grits.
