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A Choice of Two Appearance Grades
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Character Grade
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A durable floor with casual, rustic appeal, character grade allows grain and color variation, tight or star-cracked knots, and other natural character marks.
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Select Grade
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Select is our highest grade, ideal for formal settings. It is made from the finest lumber and is virtually clear of knots. For a rich and elegant floor, choose select grade.
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Red Oak
A popular choice for a versatile floor at an excellent price. A very hard wood with light reddish brown coloration and bold grain. Quarter-sawing reveals the distinctive tiger striping, or medullary rays.
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Wormy Red Oak
Along with occasional knots and character markings, this wood has small wormholes scattered across its surface, giving it a look reminiscent of Antique Wormy Chestnut.
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White Oak
Very hard, with a light golden brown color. A prized wood historically used for building frames, ship timbers, and of course flooring. Quarter-sawing reveals the distinctive tiger striping, or medullary rays.
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Cherry
Elegant, medium hard, possessing a fine grained, warm reddish brown appearance that darkens considerably over time and with exposure to light.
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Hickory
The hardest of eastern hardwoods, this wood ranges in color from cream to warm medium brown.
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Walnut
Naturally rich, dark brown when finished with occasional light cream to golden highlights. A prized furniture and cabinet wood.
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White Pine
A favorite New England softwood. A very stable wood with light reddish brown knots and a creamy white grain. Develops a warm honey brown patina over time.
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Heart Pine
The traditional hard pine of colonial and early homes throughout the east. A very durable wood that exhibits warm country charm with approximately 50% amber colored heart content and random scattered knots.
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