Satin Semi Gloss Or High Gloss Hardwood

They re still around as you ve probably noticed.

Satin semi gloss or high gloss hardwood. Semi gloss has around 55 luster for those that prefer shinier finishes this is a good option. The higher gloss level of semi gloss makes it slightly more durable than a satin finish. Satin sheen level is preferred on all shades of hardwood from dark to light and everything in between. Both can be a maintenance issue or worry with most new floor buyers because many set expectations far too high and compare hardwood floors almost to that of a fine piece of furniture today.

Semi gloss finish the luster of a semi gloss finish is between a satin and high gloss finish. What happened to gloss and satin finishes. Semi gloss aka medium gloss comes in near the middle satin finish is gaining in popularity falling between matte and semi gloss for sheen. High gloss delivers higher levels of reflection and thus more sheen whereas matte creates almost no reflection and is considered to have the lowest level of sheen.

A satin finish has a medium to low sheen luster and hides dirt and scratches better than a gloss or high gloss polyurethane finish. Satin is as the material states and very shiny and silky looking. I would venture to guess that 80 90 of my customers choose a satin finish. This gives a more formal feel that really highlights the beauty of hardwood.

This means more light reflects off your floors. Satin finish for your hardwood floor satin is often mistaken for semi gloss owing to its partially reflective nature. Currently satin finish is in high demand and recommended most by professionals today. It has a medium sheen that reflects more light than a satin finish.

Somewhat dull in comparison to high gloss satin does offer a hard and durable finish. Semi gloss has a slightly higher luster level than satin. Satin sheen level is preferred on all shades of hardwood from dark to light and everything in between.