What flooring is this, please?

ANN GIARD-CHASE

last year

Would you please tell me the manufacturer and product name for this beautiful, clear, no-knots, flooring? Thank you!

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BA Staging & Interiors
last year
Hi Ann, thank you for your question. Unfortunately we do not know that information as this was already installed when we staged this property. I think it is a white oak floor - natural with a matte poly coat on it, but we do not know for sure. I hope this helps.
ANN GIARD-CHASE
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last year
Hi, thank you for responding so quickly. I like the fact that the floor has no knots in the wood. So many wood and vinyl flooring products today feature knots which used to be the lower grade flooring material and clear (knot free) flooring was the pricier option. I prefer knot-free flooring in order to downplay the flooring and emphasize architectural details and furnishings. Beautiful staging by the way. Best regards, Ann
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BA Staging & Interiors
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I agree with you about the floor. I also really love this floor without the business of knots. Thank you for your compliment. :) All the best to you.

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