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Floor grinding discs for sanding machines

These discs are designed for use with floor sanding machines, which provide a more consistent and faster result than sanding by hand. With a variety of grits and sizes available, you’ll be able to choose the right disc for your needs. From 6” to 17” and more, we can even create custom discs for floor sanders based on your needs.

These discs are easy to replace when worn through or when you need to change grit, making it easy to effectively sand the floor and get the desired smooth surface for finishing. Whether you choose to pain the floor or apply a sealant and varnish to bring out the natural grain of the wood, sanding is the best way to prepare the wood. We stock a range of discs to suit your needs.

Discs for DA Sanders and Flexisand

These industrial-grade floor sanding discs will fit a variety of machines including DA Sanders, Orbital Sanding Machines, and the Bona Flexisand. They provide excellent finishes and amazing stock removal, with a variety of grits to provide polished surfaces or aggressive sanding to get rid of any stubborn surfaces.

Floor Sanding Edger Discs

Using floor edgers, also known as floor sanding edgers, to get around the edges of a room ensure a consistent finish. Installed onto the housing at an angle, this ensures that only the front edge makes contact with the floor, providing the sanding around the edge of the room that you will need for a consistent sanding result.

Floor Sanding Trio Discs

Looking for a specific type of product? We stock a range of floor sanding trio discs for the Lagler Trio. You’ll get plenty of choices from the cloth-backed Zirconia Awuko to the Norton Red Heat Trio Discs. We are the first Authorised UK Distributor of Norton Abrasives and the only authorised distributor of the Norton Red Heat and Norton Sand Dollar products, so shop the range here.

Buffing Discs and Mesh Screens

Mesh sanding discs and buffing discs are vital for removing any swirl marks and preparing a surface. Designed for use as the final finishing, the buffing discs and mesh screens for sale from BND Abrasives give you excellent quality for just over £25. Shop the range today to get some of the best makes, including the Norton Sand Dollar surface-prep discs.

Double-Sided Floor Sanding Discs

Some floors provide a bigger challenge to sanders than others. If you need concrete sanding discs, you are in the right place. Our double-sided floor sanding discs are extremely durable and can be used with a variety of machines. We stock discs for cleaning concrete floors and epoxy resin floor sanding discs to provide a smooth finish.

Rotex Discs and Triangular Delta Discs

Removing paint, coatings, and stubborn surfaces from your flooring is a challenge. This is why, at BND Abrasives, we are one of the few companies in the UK with 90mm discs in Zirconia to achieve this result for you. The range of Rotex discs and Delta Triangular sheets and discs here will prevent clogging and extend the life of the disc.

Choose the sanding disc for your floor sander

At BND Abrasives, we are proud of the extensive range of discs available. No matter the task at hand, we can help you get the right equipment. Our live webchat gives you the chance to talk to an expert about your needs. Simply tell us the type of flooring you need to work on and the machine that you are using. We will make recommendations on the right sanding disc for your flooring needs.

We are recognised as industry leaders and are the first Authorised UK Distributor of Norton Abrasives. Looking for other big names? We stock several big brands including 3M, SIA, and Awuko. Shop the range now and get free next-day delivery when you spend over £85.

FAQs

How long will it take to sand a floor with a floor sander?

The size and type of flooring to sand makes it difficult to calculate just how long it will take to sand a floor. Professionals can complete the task in as little as a day, with many DIY enthusiasts taking longer.

How should you prepare a floor for sanding?

Preparing a floor for sanding requires following a few simple steps. First, you’ll need to clear the room and clean the floor. Any dust on the floor can cause issues for the sander and leave unsightly swirls in the floor. You’ll want to protect the rest of the house from sanding dust, as even dustless sanders will produce dust (although not as much as other sanders).

How much is removed when sanding hardwood floors?

Most professional floor sanding machines will remove around 1/16th of an inch of wood. This ensures that the integrity of the wood remains in place without removing too much. This is the best amount to ensure that a new finish can be placed on the wood.

When should you stop sanding floors?

It can be difficult to measure when to stop sanding a floor. An effective method many use is to put a light pencil mark on the floor all the way across the wood. When the line is gone, you can then move to the next grit and repeat. this ensures that you don’t sand too deeply and get a consistent finish.

Why are there swirl marks on the floor after sanding?

Swirling marks or patterns in the floor can be a sign of many things, such as improper technique, poor quality sandpaper, or even dust on the floor causing a lack of contact between the sandpaper and the floor itself. If you have chosen high-quality sandpaper, you may need to clean the floor and try again.