Shop craftsman at Woodsmith Magazine Marc Hopkins demonstrates in this video how to install coped joints for baseboards.

Does your old house restoration project include sprucing up painted wood floors? A few days' work and a little know-how can leave wide boards beautiful for decades.

Removing dust and grit daily is always a good idea when it comes to cleaning the floor. Otherwise, be gentle, as strong chemical solutions and abrasion will harm many surfaces.

Understanding the common structural shortcomings that cause floors to sag and what to do about them.

Two easy methods for silencing annoying squeaks in your hardwood floors.

Floors may suffer indignities as they age, even as they develop patina. Refreshing a basically sound floor will keep it serviceable. Given care and respect, a wood, stone, tile, or resilient floor will last for many decades and beyond.

Although there was some labor involved, this solution to a problem floor was inexpensive and remarkably effective.

Learn a time-honored technique for refinishing floors to a warm, mellow appearance.

From removing stains to matching existing flooring, learn how to deal with some common wood floor issues.

Make your hardwood floor's gouges, splinters, and holes virtually unnoticeable with a Dutchman patch.

Give your kitchen vintage appeal by putting down a checkerboard linoleum floor—here's how to do it.

A deft hand and a sharp knife can give classic pizzazz to linoleum floors.

Two traditional fixes for damaged and worn wood floors can add years to their lifespan.

Oil- or water-based? The right finish for your hardwood floor depends on the specific demands of your project.

7 steps to refinishing your wood floors so they look brand new.

With a little know-how, you can silence faulty floorboards and repair minor damage.

Repairing and refinishing old hardwood floors can be a labor-intensive and complex process. Here's a look at ways to determine whether you need a simple repair, a full refinishing job, or to simply start fresh with a new hardwood floor installation.

The finish flooring is only as good as its underlayment, especially when it comes to tile and resilient floors.

If your home has original fir flooring or woodwork, here's what you need to know about refinishing it.

Two finishing techniques of the past, scraping and filling, help make wood floors look their best today.