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Borehamwood and Elstree! Names resplendent in the British film industry from 1914 to the present
day.
Tradition also abounds in the natural wooden floor: enhancing the value and beauty of properties
domesticand commercial for centuries.
Keeping your floors in tiptop condition is therefore a sound investment. When they’ve become shay,
marked or even damaged, you need the services of a dedicated floor repair and restoration company.
And here we are!
The Borehamwood Floor Sanding Company
For the complete service:
on solid or engineered wooden floors - or parquet blocks.
Everything your floor requires:
repairs and realignment of boards and blocks.
Replacement of damaged timber:
sanding to remove old sealant and paint
staining for a floor to match your decor
fresh protection with natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.
A mess-free job with minimal disruption:
99% dust-free sanding with the unique collection system of our machines:
Hundreds of floors restored over the past twenty years:
by a reliable family firm.
So get the best advice and a superb job -
completed with top-quality materials.
Contact us for your free assessment today!
The Borehamwood Floor Sanding Masters
A number of film studios have been based in Borehamwood over the years, making films of significance. The earliest major success was in 1933, when Charles Laughton gave his memorable performance in ‘The Private Life of Henry the Eighth’.
It was a big money spinner in the States and enabled producer Alexander Korda to obtain the investment to open his London Films at Denham.
The ambitious EMI - Elstree also looked bound for big things in 1969 - when the English actor/writer/director
Bryan Forbes took over as head. Hopes were high that it would become a kind of British Hollywood - by emulatingthe traditional studio system in making a slate of commercial films to rival the US products.
Alas, Forbes resigned after two years, citing financial difficulties and lack of investment. The studio nevertheless turned a profit thanks to two much-loved films: ‘The Railway Children’ and the ‘The Go-Between’.
Things picked up in the 1970s and 80s when the Star Wars and Indiana Jones films were made at Elstree.
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