Waves are an issue which floor finishers have to deal with on occasion. There are lots of causes why waves appear in a sanded floor, but it is occurs during the belt sanding. Find a finisher who will use a Trio or an Alto 3ds machine as the machine to use after the belt sander. These machines will eliminate most waves from a sanded floor. Hardplating with a rotary buffer works also, but the other machines (and those like them) are far superior in getting an almost absolutely flat, swirl-free and wave-free result. Bona was very generous to bail the finisher out...in my opinion the orange peel had nothing whatsoever to do with the Traffic product, but more to do with applying Traffic over uncured of Mega. But I'm guessing here based on my experience finishing floors with these products. Good luck.

If you are going to drop stuff on a wood floor and expect it not to dent, you should either get a harder wood, a textured wood that doesn't show dents as readily, or get something that's not wood. If you're getting a wood floor and expect it not to scratch, get something else. I've been doing Mirage for maybe 15 years and have no problems with the quality of their products. My major complaints would be that long ago they had quite a lot of short boards and their smooth products are so smooth that the look a bit fake and show dents and scratches more readily.

They aren’t a custom maker—-of anything. They do resell Thermofoil plastic wrap doors, and order them from somewhere else, Mark it up, then sell them to people who don’t know they can find the same thing for less than half price with no middleman. As any true professional knows.

if i had a window like that .. i would wonder how cold it might be in my MI ... in winter ... and i would consider that variable in plant choice .. for you ... where are you ... big city name ... and how about a pic of your room.. it would be best to make suggestions on your site.. rather than this random www pic ... ken ps: the thing that jumped out for me in the pic.. is all that glorious light ... and the darn thing is leaning ... one would think it would be bolt upright.. simply by turning it once every 3 months... which then made me think.. staged or photoshopped ... and then i lost interest ... because its fake ... and then i wondered what your situation was .. and then i decided i needed to stop drinking coffee because apparently i cant stop typing.. lol ... which is usually the case .. when the ps is longer than the original reply ... lol.. enough already ....