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Is this tile or what is the flooring made of? Thank you

Kimberly Wadsworth

6 years ago

Dark Quartersawn Oak Herringbone · More Info

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PRO
Wood Floor Warehouse SLC
6 years ago
Hi Kim, that is a 5" rift and quartered white oak that we made custom for one of our customers. The pattern that its laid in is called herringbone.
PRO
Oak & Broad
6 years ago
Kimberly Wadsworth, Rift & Quartered grain will be a more stable floor than regular plain sawn grain. I love the ebony finish!!!
Kimberly Wadsworth thanked Oak & Broad
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Kimberly Wadsworth
Original Author
6 years ago
It is perfect in every way. Wow!
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Oak & Broad
6 years ago
I agree. I'm telling you that finish Wood Floor Warehouse SLC applied is not an easy feat.

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