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A local cultural centre was visited by a famous independence leader of the 1930s, noted for his championing of the hand-crafted virtues of village life..

He would have approved of the enduring popularity of the traditional wooden floor.   If there is an ideal floor surface, timber - its durable quality combined with the natural beauty of its grain - is a strong candidate.  It enhances domestic and commercial buildings of all kinds.

But a natural product is subject to natural wear and tear...  Shabbiness and marks are a temporary nuisance.   That new look starts with a simple call.

To the experts in wood floor repair and restoration:

The Bromley by Bow Floor Sanding Specialists

You’ll receive all the experience and expertise accumulated from a firm with twenty years in the business:

who’ve worked on floors of every age and from every level of condition

           from solid/engineered boards to herringbone/parquet blocks.

Doing all that’s needed to bring them back to life:

wobbly blocks and boards - realigned and made fast.

damaged or missing timber - repaired or replaced with matching material.

old sealant and paint - sanded back to bare wood.

a change of colour - the wood stained to match your decor.

fresh sealant - using natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.

All to the highest levels of workmanship:

using only the very best restoration materials.

And have no concerns about mess and disruption:

99% dust free sanding - as our cylinder machines collect dust from outside each room.

So make you receive the best advice.

Call us today for your FREE assessment

The Bromley by Bow Floor Sanding Experts!

Kingsley Hall has been promoting education among local people since it was built in 1927.  Bricks were laid representing the arts, science and politics - by such illustrious practitioners as Sybil Thorndike, George Lansbury and John Galsworthy.

In 1931, it accommodated Mahatma Gandhi - in London for the Round Table Conference - who had refused to stay at the Hilton.  To mark his stay, he planted a tree - which was destroyed during the war.

A replacement was planted by Lady Attenborough in 1984 - after the worldwide success of a certain film....