Floor care: How to keep your FEEL WOOD solid wood floor looking its best
Our surfaces combine the highest quality with exceptional durability and ease of maintenance. This is particularly true of our natural FEEL WOOD flooring, which is available in a wide range of finishes and is a great design element for any style of interior.
With a few basic rules, regularity and a love of wood, you can make your FEEL WOOD floor a reliable ‘friend for life’. Regular cleaning gently removes residual dust and moisture from the surface. This can lead to cracking in the long term.
We also recommend the use of appropriate wood care products to restore shine and the use of mats or carpets in high-traffic areas to protect your floor from scratches.
Our surface combines the highest quality with exceptional durability and ease of maintenance. Durable and resilient, solid wood floors are more environmentally friendly and easier to maintain than any other flooring. Solid wood floors are much more hygienic than carpets as they do not trap dirt, bacteria or germs.
Here are some measures:
- Do not use too much water when cleaning.
- Quickly remove wet dirt such as shoe prints or liquids to prevent them from penetrating the wood.
- Use our special care products for regular cleaning.
- Do not use any substances that could damage the wood surface (avoid microfibre cloths; use only soft vacuum cleaners to avoid scratching the wood floor; do not use harsh household cleaners or industrial chemicals).
- Follow our informative CARE INSTRUCTIONS for proper care and easy cleaning.
- Place felt buffers under moving objects such as chair legs or side tables.
- Pay attention to the recommended room climate for FEEL WOOD solid wood flooring. The ideal relative humidity is between 45% and 65%.
- Inform residents and cleaning contractors about the correct handling of FEEL WOOD solid wood floors.
If you follow these basic rules, you will enjoy your FEEL WOOD solid wood floor for a lifetime. Let the natural beauty and durability of this floor inspire you!
For more information, see the FEEL WOOD Floor Care Guide.
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