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Unfinished

Unfinished flooring is installed in large, new construction projects as well as on  projects where matching existing stain colour requires custom work.

Historic House Residential Conversion Project

We restored and rejuvenated the floors that were installed over 100 years ago, in an historic commercial building, located in downtown Coburg.

This complex floor renovation project consisted of stabilizing an old subfloor, custom matching the boards that needed to be replaced, filling all the cracks and spaces between the boards, sanding and polishing the surface, and applying a special finish for the floor to preserve its original antique beauty.

St. Simon the Apostole Church

Wood Mood’s highly skilled and qualified crew take pride in the renovation at St. Simon the Apostole Church, in downtown Toronto. We restored the original 120 year old beauty of the floor, the stairs, and some parts of the altar, where the wood inlays were added.

We sanded and buffed the floor and stairs with our dustless system, and applied clear varnish to the surface. The results were stunning.

Stairs

For this project Wood-Mood refaced the stairs using custom-made wooden treads, metal spindles and hand rails, and white risers. The stringers also needed a lift and were painted white.

Stairs

In this complex project Wood Mood sanded and stained dark, newly-constructed open stairs. Sanding and finishing was done with precision over the entirety of the wooden structure, and the new glass and metal bannister was installed creating a spacious and contemporary look

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