Here’s the story behind Vermont Natural Coatings, a company whose hardwood floor finishes are eco-friendly through-and-through. We interviewed Andrew Meyer, founder and owner of Vermont Natural Coatings, to find out how he got…
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There’s a misconception that wood flooring is not eco-friendly. However, it’s much more eco-friendly than alternatives like carpet. Wood is derived from natural resources rather than artificially manufactured, making it environmentally friendly. In…
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…their carbon footprints, but also because eco-friendly floors provide a uniquely rustic look. Reclaimed hardwood is just one example of an eco-friendly floor. Reclaimed floors usually consist of wood salvaged from a variety…
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Recently, homeowners have placed increasing importance on sourcing sustainable products for their projects. Wood floor manufacturers are expected to play their part in creating eco-friendly products, and hardwood floor contractors must also keep…
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…popularity and expansion of options — As consumers increasingly see the importance of taking an eco-friendly approach to the floor installation process, manufacturers are responding by offering new water-based products. For example, Basic…
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…have low VOCs. Look for a FloorScore label on your flooring products to ensure that they promote good indoor air quality. Now that you’re familiar with this terminology, go forth and be eco-friendly!…
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Vermont Natural Coatings PolyWhey makes it easy to give your clients durable, eco-friendly hardwood floors.These are water-based products that help you maintain low VOCs while providing incredible protection. A few years ago we…
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…products. Dustless sanding and eco-friendly hardwood floor finishes are two eco-friendly concepts that you can incorporate into your home building and interior design process. Textures – Texture is a very important (but often…
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…repaired Can emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) Shorter lifespan than wood floors No impact, or negative impact, on home resale value Difficult to remove, especially if adhesive is used during installation Not eco-friendly;…
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…flooring. Bamboo is eco-friendly and durable Bamboo stalks have internal integrity. The fact that the stalks don’t contain rays or knots means that bamboo can hold up to more stress than conventional wood….
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