London is blessed with such a variety of buildings - old and new, traditional and modern - that the skill in the design and details obscures how much they depended - and still depend - on timber. A particular historic splendour is expressed in wooden floors, in numerous examples going back to the Tower of London, progressing to Kenwood House, and not forgetting the glorious interiors of the City of London churches. London floor sanding company uses latest machinery.Pubs, shops and restaurants with old floors retain their special ambience. Yet humbler buildings from converted warehouses to Victorian terraces also have wooden floors. And fortunate they are, too. Wood is still unrivalled for durability and natural beauty - and wooden floors remain an asset to both homes and commercial properties.They are easy to maintain, easy to keep clean - and, with dust mites having nowhere to hide, are far more hygienic than artificial floor coverings.