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13 years ago

What type of a redwood floors are these? I don't see a ridge are they pre-finished, what is the stain color? They appear to be oak....?

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Abrams Valenti Interiors

13 years ago

These are 2 1/2" red oak select hardwood floors, they were finished on site.

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Oak & Broad
13 years ago
Jenn, the ridge you described is also called a bevel. Most pre finished floors will have the bevel as part of the manufacturing process. Good eye BTW! joel@eutree.com
J T
Original Author
13 years ago
Thank you both for your reply. Would you mind weighing in on whether you prefer prefinished flooring or finished on site, having a hard time deciding we are covering 1200 square ft of flooring, possibly going with bruce gunstock oak prefinished but Im worried that the beveled edge with bother me.
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Oak & Broad
13 years ago
The beveled edge can also collect dust :-( I prefer site finished floors but we offer both for varied tastes.
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J and m
13 years ago
I love the stain, would you mind sharing?
johender
12 years ago
yes I'm interested in stain color and finish too - its gorge!
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Oak & Broad
12 years ago
Johender check out the Minwax website. They have a large list of floor stains, it will give you a place to start your search. joel@oakandbroad.com
ls244
7 years ago
What’s the stain color? Thanks!
angelalu
2 years ago
I think a bevel adds sparkle and u can vacuum the dust easily!

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