
Project Overview
D.D. from Hamilton, NJ, wanted to enhance the look of their first-floor family room with hardwood floor sanding, staining, and refinishing. The total floor size was 450 sq ft, and the renovation also included the installation of vinyl plank flooring in the living room and dining room. The family room floors received a dark walnut stain and three coats of water-based polyurethane with a semi-gloss finish, while the new vinyl flooring provided a sleek, modern look for other areas of the home.
Sanding and Staining the Family Room Floors
The first step in the renovation was sanding the hardwood floors in the family room. Sanding removes imperfections and prepares the surface for staining. Once the sanding was complete, a dark walnut stain was applied to enhance the natural grain of the wood. This stain choice gave the hardwood floors a rich, elegant look, fitting the style of the home. Staining is crucial to ensuring the wood has the desired color while still showcasing the beauty of the grain.
Vinyl Installation and Hardwood Refinishing in Hamilton: A Renovation Story (Customer: D.D.)
Polyurethane Coating for Protection
After staining, three coats of water-based polyurethane were applied to the family room floors. This finish provides durability and protection from wear, scratches, and stains. Water-based polyurethane dries quickly and maintains the wood’s natural color, making it an ideal choice for hardwood floor refinishing. The three layers ensured that the floors would remain protected for years while maintaining their beautiful appearance.
Semi-Gloss Finish for a Polished Look
Finally, a semi-gloss finish was applied to the hardwood floors. This finish provided a smooth, polished appearance without being too shiny. It gave the family room floors a refined, sophisticated look while ensuring they were easy to maintain. The semi-gloss finish also enhanced the rich tone of the dark walnut stain, bringing out the depth of the wood’s grain and creating a modern, yet timeless, aesthetic.



















