Refinish your hardwood floor without the dust... And without toxic fumes!

Have you dreaded refinishing your hardwood floors for fear that the process is all about dust? Have you heard horror stories about toxic, solvent-based finishes driving homeowners out of their homes? The Bona Difference Hardwood floors add beauty and value to your property, and refinishing is the best way to enhance and preserve that beauty. Traditional hardwood floor sanding is typically an extremely dusty process – a dust-storm, lingering dust in your air-ducts, and a cleanup headache that feels like it will never end. But there is a cleaner, healthier and faster process with the Bona Dust Care System from BonaKemi. Eliminate Dust Sanding used to be a dirty job, with dust flying around everywhere. BonaKemi is putting an end to this by being the first to introduce the Dust Care System Concept. The Bona Dust Care -Single is a brand-new portable Dust Care unit for sanding machines specially developed for flooring contractors working in multi-dwelling blocks, detached houses and other public environments. The innovative concept of the Bona Dust Care System is to have a powerful vacuum engine connected to all of the sanding equipment, evacuating the airborne dust generated from the sanding process, and collecting it outside of your home. The Bona Dust Care unit is the most advanced and powerful dust containment system available, reducing dust far beyond what the traditional sanding process generates. Waterborne Finishes - Elegant, durable and no toxic fumes Bona’s Swedish waterborne finishes are the most durable polyurethane hardwood finishes of any kind – waterborne or solvent-based. They are also non-yellowing and will not change colour over time, highlighting the true beauty and elegance of the wood. No need to vacate your home Bona finishes are environmentally safe with low VOC’s. With no hazardous toxic fumes or foul smell, you do not have to move out of the house during refinishing. As the finish dries, water – no toxic solvents – evaporates into the air, leaving the protective polyurethane coating on the floor.