help me ID this wood flooring…
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I am just starting the process of attempting to match hardwood to rip out all the carpet in our home and replace with hardwood. We have hardwood in the main kitchen/living area and would like to match as best we can up the stairs to the 2nd floor. Can anyone help me determine what this wood is?
How easy is it to match hardwoods? Would it be best to get a refinished wood and have someone sand the existing wood down to match the new wood? Or get an unfinished wood and have the existing wood sanded and them all stained at the same time?
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