See The Top 10 WFB Blog Posts of 2022

Dec 14, 2022

As 2022 winds to a close, WFB crunched the numbers and rounded up the 10 most-viewed WFB blog posts by wood flooring pros. Here’s how they stacked up:

10. How This Rhombus Hallway Project Happened: ‘You Know You’re a Floor Guy, Right?’

9. What I Learned After My Near-Death Accident and Three Months in the Hospital, Part 2

8. Living ‘The Rules’ vs. ‘The Spirit of the Rules’

7. Wayne Thinking Out Loud: Top 10 Ways to Be More Detailed on the Job Site

6. Wood Floor Mystery #12: Return of the Fog!

5. Wood Floor Mystery #13: These Black Spots Aren't Mold ... But What Are They, Then? Part 1

4. Reverence: Do We Still Have It In Our Industry?

3. I Got By With a Little Help From My Friends: Milling and Installing Herringbone

2. The Hell With Old-School Thinking: Take Your Health Seriously ... I Didn't

1. Wood Floor Mystery #11: What Do You Think Caused These Black Spots? Part 2: The Answer

Have a favorite blog from 2022 that didn’t make the list, or an idea for a blog you’d like to write? Let us know in the comments, or email us at [email protected].

A Week of Learning at the 'Meeting of the Minds'

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What Should You Know About Wood Floor Vents?

The Personal Connection: How Do You Make Clients Feel?

‘Match Existing Wood Flooring’: Is It a Fool's Errand?

The Crazy Thing That Happened After the Chandelier Dented This Floor

Blogs

A Week of Learning at the 'Meeting of the Minds'

In May, Daniel Antes was kind enough to open up his Distinctive Hardwood Floors shop once again and host another “Meeting of the Minds” event. It’s a gathering of wood floor pros and reps to share ideas and techniques.

What Should You Know About Wood Floor Vents?

Grill Works

Grill Works shares answers to the top 5 questions they receive–including the most popular types of vents, differences among mounts, how to maximize airflow and more.

Blogs

How Manual Labor Saved an Art Movement (or ‘The Revenge of the Skinny, Vulgar Floor Scrapers’)

“The Floor Scrapers” by Gustave Caillebotte was singled out and deemed “vulgar and crude,” as it violated the unwritten law of popular art by showing the urban working class just going about their business—but it also ended up saving Impressionism.

Blogs

Video: Angelo DeSanto on the Show Floor at TISE 2025

Wood floor pro and Wood Floor Business author/blogger Angelo DeSanto of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.-based wood floor contracting company Dande West takes viewers on a walk through the show floor at TISE 2025, the biggest flooring show in North America.

Blogs

Odd Stuff on Odd Jobs: Hack Work and a Saggy Subfloor

Often we run into jobs that have additions and home improvements that may have not been thought out nor factored in for future additions. On this job, the builder had to make structural fixes, and we had to remove a layer of thinset and self-leveler.

Blogs

My Solution for a Nightmare Particleboard Subfloor Situation

I walked inside to get a look at what was accomplished in my absence, and as my roving eye of Sauron set itself on the subfloor, I beheld a terrible sight: There was only particleboard in every room.

Blogs

Moving Toward Rewards: The Little Lady I Met in Vegas

In 2024, after years of deliberating, I allowed myself to make a purchase that feels like a reward for years of hard work and toil on wood flooring job sites.

Blogs

'Meeting of the Minds:' Pushing the Boundaries of What’s Possible in Wood Flooring

In October, I attended the “Meeting of the Minds,” a gathering of hardwood flooring professionals hosted by Daniel Antes at Distinctive Hardwood Floors. We all came together with one goal in mind: exchange knowledge, ideas and techniques.

Blogs

Trick of the Trade for Doing a Wood Floor Board Replacement

Lifelong wood floor pro Ron Teljeur, owner at Aldergrove, B.C.-based Acorn Wood Floors Ltd., demonstrates an easy tip that helps protect existing flooring when doing a board replacement.

Blogs

How Wood Flooring Pros Can Manage Their Tempers and Control Frustration

Wood flooring contractors know that when you are working with the general public all day every day, you can encounter some difficult personalities. Here are 10 points elaborating on how contractors can manage their tempers.

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