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10 years ago

Hello, I love the flooring, can you tell me more about it please. wood type, stain (if any) final finish coating, where obtained etc. thank you so much

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Kathryn Tegreene Interior Design
10 years ago
Hi Susan,
It is a solid wood white oak floor, that is select grade or better (no knots). It is 2 1/4" wide and 3/4" thick and was stained on site with professional stain from Miniwax. I think the color was Antique Brown or American Brown, but any good refinisher will put down a few samples for you to choose from. You can show him or her this photo and try to match it. It has a Swedish Finish. This is the most durable, but not the most envirmonmentally friendly. Best of luck to you.

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