CARE & MAINTENANCE:

Pioneered Wood flooring is manufactured to the highest standards and factory finished for long life and easy care. We apply solvent-free finish and UV-cure in a controlled environment. The top coat of our smooth products contains aluminum oxide micro-particles for superior resistance to abrasion, scratching or dulling. The resilient, flexible coatings are imperious to conventional household stain and solvents, with twice the abrasion resistance of other coatings.

• Authentic American solid wood plank flooring

• Quality and dependability of real wood

• Easy-care, tough UV-cured finish

• No installation dust, delay or chemical fumes

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Care instructions for prefinished flooring

With Pioneered Wood’s premium factory-applied finish, cleaning your wood floors has never been easier. Routine cleaning is as easy as sweeping with a soft bristle broom or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment. Use a no-wax floor cleaner on a damp cloth or sponge mop for periodic care.

• Do not wet mop a Pioneered Wood floor with water or a product like oil soap or abrasive cleaners. Water may dull the surface and damage the wood fiber. Do not use self-polishing acrylic waxes, they cause floors to become slippery and appear dull quickly. 

• Put doormats outside and throw rugs inside entrances to keep dirt and moisture from being tracked in. Avoid rubber, foam or plastic mats as they may discolor the floor. Place an area rug in front of the kitchen sink to minimize water splashing. Wipe up spills immediately.

• Put felt-faced floor protector glides under the legs of furniture or use rubber barrel-type casters to prevent scuffing and scratching.

• Cleats, sports shoes or high heels will damage any floor surface. High heels have a concentrated impact of over 2,000 pounds per square inch.

• When moving heavy furniture, do not slide it on wood flooring. Pick up the furniture completely or protect flooring with hardboard or plywood when installing heavy appliances or furniture.

• Especially in winter, a humidifier is recommended to prevent excessive shrinking of wood fibers. Wood stoves and electric heat tend to cause very dry conditions. A humidity level of 45 to 55% is recommended. In damp conditions, a dehumidifier or air conditioning can maintain proper humidity.