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10 years ago

Can you tell me where the wood flooring is from? I'm adding sq footage to a 1930s house that has exactly the same flooring.

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Steve Zagorski, Architect
10 years ago
Hi... This is the original flooring of the house as this was an addition remodel... new flooring was feathered in as needed... I think this was oak. Hope that helps thanks Steve
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Oak & Broad
10 years ago
It looks like standard Red Oak.
atomicpasadena
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you both for the answers. Hopefully I can find standard red oak with similar grain pattern and feather in.

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