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Ash |
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Ash Flooring Shown in Picture is 5" 1 Common
Ash wood can range from a pure lustrous cream to
a very light brown. The grain in Ash wood is
very attractive and can be very similar to Oak.
Ash is a very strong, versatile wood and easy to
work with.
Hardness Rating: 1320
Ash
Flooring starts at $1.70 per square foot |
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Beech |
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Beech Flooring Shown in Picture is 4" 1
Common and Better
Beech flooring is durable
and resists denting and traffic wear quite
well.
Hardness Rating: 1300
Beech Flooring
starts at $1.70 per square foot.
*Also shown
in photo: Left wall is 5" beaded Sycamore - back
wall is 4" v-groove Sassafras |
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Beech Flooring Shown in Picture is 5" 2
Common
Hardness Rating: 1300
Beech
Flooring starts at $1.70 per square foot. |
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Cherry |
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Cherry Flooring Shown in Picture is 4" 1 Common
Cherry flooring can range from a very light to a
very dark reddish brown. Cherry floors will
darken over time. This is an important
consideration when installing Cherry.
Hardness Rating: 1010
Cherry Flooring starts at $2.50 per square foot.
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shown in photo: Back wall is 6" v-groove Poplar
- left wall is 4" v-groove Poplar with a Cherry
stain applied. |
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Cherry Flooring Shown in Picture is 4" 2 Common
Hardness Rating:
1010
Cherry
Flooring starts at $2.50 per square foot. |
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Hickory |
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Hickory Flooring Shown in Picture is 3" 1 Common
Hickory is perhaps our most highly sought after
flooring. It is extremely durable for higher
traffic areas. Colors range from cream to
various shades of brown.
Hardness Rating:
1820
Hickory Flooring starts at $2.00 per square foot.
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shown in photo: Back wall and left wall -
4" v-groove Maple |
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Hickory Flooring Shown in Picture is 3" 2 Common
2 Common Hickory will have a wider range of
color variation than 1 Common Hickory. It will
also have more characteristics than 1 Common.
*Also shown in photo: 8" Log Siding - available
in Poplar and Cypress - Log siding starts at
$1.50 per lineal foot. |
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Hard Maple |
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Hard Maple Shown in Picture is 2 1/4" 2
Common
Hard Maple is the hardest of all Maple hardwood
species. It is known as one of the most
reliable hardwoods. Hard Maple has a fine and
uniform texture, straight grain and natural
strength and stability. It is widely used in
furniture, commercial, industrial and
residential interiors.
Hardness Rating:
1450
Hard Maple starts at $1.80 per square
foot.
*Also shown in picture: Back wall is
4" v-groove Sassafras |
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Soft Maple |
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Soft Maple Flooring Shown In Picture is
5" 1 Common
Hardness Rating:
1088
*Also shown in picture: Left wall is 6"
v-groove Poplar - back wall is 6" v-groove
Poplar with a Cherry stain applied - Ceiling is
3" Beaded Sycamore |
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Elm |
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Elm Flooring Shown In Picture is 5"
Common and Better
Hardness Rating: 1320
Elm Flooring starts at $1.80 per square foot
*Also shown in picture: Back wall and right wall
- 4" v-groove Wormy Maple |
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Sycamore |
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Sycamore Material Shown in Picture is 5" Beaded Sycamore Paneling
Sycamore wood ranges in color from light yellow
to reddish brown and displays attractive brown
or silvery appearing flecks when sawn. It is
highly desired for furniture, specialty products
and containers.
Hardness Rating:
770
Sycamore paneling starts at $1.60 per square
foot and flooring starts at $1.50 |
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Sycamore Material Shown in Picture is 5" Beaded Sycamore Paneling
Hardness Rating:
770 |
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Wormy Maple |
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Wormy Maple
flooring/paneling is very unique and gorgeous.
Wormy Maple is just as it sounds - when the
Maple tree was young, small worms burrowed into
the tree and created small holes as they went.
As the tree grew and healed itself, the small
holes created long streaks or "tracks" of
heartwood. Structurally, the Wormy Maple floor
is perfect and cosmetically there won't be any
other floor like it. Rest assured, there are no
worms left in the final product, just the tracks
from where they once traveled. |
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