Wednesday 27 March 2013

Quality Versus Perfection


Quality Versus Perfection
When selling flooring it is important to appreciate that there is a difference between quality and perfection. It is important to perceive this difference.

Perfection is often subjective. For example 5 people could visit the jewelers and purchase a watch. Each might choose a different type feeling that their choice is perfect. Yet each choice is different. Perfection is often a matter of viewpoint. Each of their choices are perfect – perfect for them.

Quality is measurable  A timber floor is a thing of quality. What makes a quality floor? A measurable process in manufacture with correctly dried timber, an installation in harmony with the product data sheets, a floor that is level sanded and a coating applied to the specifications. It’s fully measurable and therefore it is easy to determine real quality.

A timber floor is intrinsically a thing of quality. Timber itself being a beautiful warm enduring product. It is a lasting item that can outlast virtually all other floor choices and can outlast by a considerable margin most of it’s popular competitors. It’s a thing of quality. To my mind that makes timber flooring perfect as the choice for Australian homes. But then that’s my viewpoint.

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