Hardwood Floors Moving Packing Up When You Move – Yes, It is an Option!

Of course one of the reasons that homeowners may be fretting about installing hardwood in their kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms, etc. is because they simply don't plan on living in their current location for an extended period of time. There are two factors that debunk this thought:

1) hard wood flooring that you can move is an investment that makes your home more appealing to future buyers. Having solid hardwood floors installed can sell your home quicker and at a higher market value.
2) with the clip-in installation of Easiklip floating hardwood floors, you can actually pack up your floors and install them in your new home.

Because of these two simple facts, you should no longer have wavering opinions on whether or not to install hardwood in your home. Whether you want to take the floor packing with you or just earn more money when you sell the Easiklip install method has you covered. Here are some things to remember:

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Remember to Order More!

Obviously when you are ready to move your Easiklip hardwood floors when moving to a different room or an entirely different home, the odds are pretty slim that the dimensions will be exactly the same. Even if the two rooms are similar in size, you may have lost some boards due to corner cuts, duct work, etc. Therefore we always recommend ordering extra Easiklip flooring at the same time of your original purchase. It will help you protecting hardwood floors. With a bit of a surplus on hand, you will have the confidence of knowing that you have enough boards in the future which will be properly accilimitized and also from the same batch of floors you have had installed.

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The Floor Really is Like New

It is possible – albeit maybe not plausible – to take traditional flooring types such as hardwood or laminate flooring with you when you move. The thing is though, these installation types show obvious signs of wear. Solid hardwood planks for example are nailed to the floor at installation and thus run the obvious risk of breaking when they are “uninstalled”. Even the tongue and groove of laminate flooring seems to never really install with as tight of a seam as originally when it's moved and laid down again.

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The Easiklip snap-together installation makes it possible to hardwood floor moving even multiple times. The clips form a hard, secure connection but one that can be unsnapped as easily as the button on a pair of pants. The floor looks like new no matter how many times you re-install floors during a move thus your investment is preserved for the true, entire lifespan.