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 The first and largest of the Royal Docks dates from 1885.  It served the largest steamships and was the first to be linked to the railway network, gaining its tag in 1880...

Your wooden floors need no such royal seal of approval.  They do their job for decades, standing up to wear, abuse and neglect.

But these effects do show, even as the floors manage to soldier on.  Give them a break: banish those marks, scratches and air of shabbiness..

By calling upon the specialists in wood floor repair and restoration.

A reliable, family run company in business for over twenty years

The Victoria Docks Floor Sanding Masters!

If your floors are:

Old or damaged to any degree?

In the home, office, shop, bar or restaurant?

Hardwood/engineered boards or herringbone/parquet blocks?

It’s all in a day’s work:

for us to give your floor everything it needs to restore its good looks:

repairing damaged timber

filling in missing boards and blocks

sanding away old sealant and paint back to smooth wood

staining for a change of look to match your decor

refinishing with sealant of natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.

Using only premium materials:

for a long-lasting finish that keeps its looks.

And...  99% dust free sanding:

  will relieve you of any concerns about disruption and mess.

So make sure you obtain the best advice.

 Ask us for your FREE assessment today.

The Victoria Docks Floor Sanding Specialists!

A generation ago, dock strikes were a regular and disruptive occurrence.  A familiar name in the news was the militant union leader, Jack Dash (1907-89).  He became a docker after the war and was involved in every strike from 1945-69.

A lifelong communist, this TGWU member was certainly good at his job: dockers’ pay trebled from 1959-72.  The number of dockers and their power to strike waned with the onset of containerisation.  The unloading of goods shifted downriver to Tilbury, leading to the closure of the Royal Docks in 1981.

Dash became a London tour guide on his retirement - and has an office block named after him in Tower Hamlets.