Clapton
Floor Sanding

A friendly, family-owned company who’ve restored hundreds of floors for over twenty years

Restore Your Wooden Floors In Clapton

Clapton has claims to be the birthplace of Britain’s oldest ever man… in recorded terms, anyway.

The traditional wooden floor is also a feature noted for its longevity – no other floor surface combines hard wear with good looks. Like anything of worth, it deserves looking after – so give it the right treatment when marks and digs contribute to that general air of shabbiness.

You need the experts in floor repair and restoration:

The Clapton Floor Sanding Experts.

A friendly, family-owned company who’ve restored hundreds of floors for over twenty years

☖ Wherever their location

In the home, office, gallery, shop, library, school, bar, restaurant… and however old or poor their condition.

☖ We’ll Do Whatever Your Needs

Repairing and replacing damaged timber
sanding away old sealant to a smooth finish
staining for a change of look
resealing with the fresh protection of oil, hard wax or lacquer

☖ Whatever its Composition:

Solid or engineered boards; parquet or mosaic blocks
All completed with minimal mess – 99% dust free sanding.

And we can work flexibly around your domestic and commercial schedule.

So make sure you get the best advice – and the best result:

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Clapton, UK

This master of longevity was Henry Allingham. Born in 1896, he worked as an instrument maker and then as a coachbuilder.

In 1915, he joined the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) and trained as a mechanic. He was transferred to the RAF when it was formed in 1918.

After the war, Henry worked for car manufacturers – and spent the majority of his working life as an engineer and designer at Ford’s main works in Dagenham from 1934 -60.

As his life continued into his second century, he took many records: oldest man in Britain; oldest survivor of the Battle of Jutland; oldest living former member of the armed forces – and oldest surviving founder member of the RAF.

When he died in Eastbourne in July 2009, he had been the oldest officially-recorded man in the world for the previous month…