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Caterham
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Time to Restore Your Caterham Wooden Floors
A couple of miles south of the town, the modern pilgrim can venture on the North Downs Way and take the slow and scenic route to Canterbury.
While away, those shabby, worn or damaged wooden floors can be transformed by…
The Caterham Floor Sanding Experts
See how you’ll get the complete floor restoration and repair service:
Damaged or missing boards or blocks?
- we’ll repair or replace them with new or recycled timber.
On any kind of floor – from solid boards to parquet: - we’ll sand away the old surface
- stain if you want a new colour
- protect your new surface with natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.
The highest quality job:
- by only using premium materials for your floor, it will last longer and keep in beautiful condition for years.
No worries about dust and disruption:
- 99% dustfree sanding with the unique collection system of our machines.
Twenty years experience from a family firm:
- get the best advice from a company who’ve restored hundreds of floors in all domestic and commercial settings – homes, offices, shops, pubs, and restaurants.
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For your free assessment…
Contact the Caterham Floor Sanding Company today!
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The North Downs Way was opened in 1978 from Farnham to Canterbury. It closely follows the path of a prehistoric trackway across the dry chalk hills: the famous Pilgrims’ Way (surprisingly not called as such until the 18th century, long after pilgrimages had ceased).
In his entertaining 1904 book ‘The Old Road’, Hilaire Belloc popularised the theory that this was the route taken by medieval pilgrims from Winchester to the shrine of St Thomas Becket. He made many questionable assertions – and it seems more likely that pilgrims mostly went up to London from Guildford and then, like Chaucer’s immortal band, onto Canterbury.
Whatever the facts of the path’s heritage, today’s walkers can enjoy the pure pleasure of a quiet and easy route among some of the best countryside in southern England. A range of delightful villages, towns, and viewpoints are covered over its 124 miles.
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