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SOLID DISTRESSED WOOD
Surface: Distressed
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1,100 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.7 sq.ft./box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Birch has a fine, uniform texture and a straight grain.
Surface: Distressed
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1,100 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.7 sq.ft./box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Birch has a fine, uniform texture and a straight grain.
Surface: Distressed
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1,100 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.7 sq.ft./box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Birch has a fine, uniform texture and a straight grain.
Surface: Distressed
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1,100 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.7 sq.ft./box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Birch has a fine, uniform texture and a straight grain.
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1820 (pounds)
Nominal Size: Mix of 2-1/4″, 3-1/4″ & 5″ X 3/4″
*All three widths boxed together.
Length:
Box Size: 25.68 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Hickory is one of the hardest and most durable surfaces sold today. Because it is less prone to scratches, dings and other types of damage, it is perfect to use in particularly high-traffic areas of the home.
The grain pattern featured in hickory floor boards boast a wide range of brown, red and tan shades. It is this texture that gives it a rustic appearance. Marked by mineral streaks and knots, hickory floors feature an intricate, sophisticated and slightly antique appearance.
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.25 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.25 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1820 (pounds)
Nominal Size: Mix of 2-1/4″, 3-1/4″ & 5″ X 3/4″
*All three widths boxed together.
Length:
Box Size: 25.68 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Hickory is one of the hardest and most durable surfaces sold today. Because it is less prone to scratches, dings and other types of damage, it is perfect to use in particularly high-traffic areas of the home.
The grain pattern featured in hickory floor boards boast a wide range of brown, red and tan shades. It is this texture that gives it a rustic appearance. Marked by mineral streaks and knots, hickory floors feature an intricate, sophisticated and slightly antique appearance.
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1820 (pounds)
Nominal Size: Mix of 2-1/4″, 3-1/4″ & 5″ X 3/4″
*All three widths boxed together.
Length:
Box Size: 25.68 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Hickory is one of the hardest and most durable surfaces sold today. Because it is less prone to scratches, dings and other types of damage, it is perfect to use in particularly high-traffic areas of the home.
The grain pattern featured in hickory floor boards boast a wide range of brown, red and tan shades. It is this texture that gives it a rustic appearance. Marked by mineral streaks and knots, hickory floors feature an intricate, sophisticated and slightly antique appearance.
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1820 (pounds)
Nominal Size: Mix of 2-1/4″, 3-1/4″ & 5″ X 3/4″
*All three widths boxed together.
Length:
Box Size: 25.68 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Hickory is one of the hardest and most durable surfaces sold today. Because it is less prone to scratches, dings and other types of damage, it is perfect to use in particularly high-traffic areas of the home.
The grain pattern featured in hickory floor boards boast a wide range of brown, red and tan shades. It is this texture that gives it a rustic appearance. Marked by mineral streaks and knots, hickory floors feature an intricate, sophisticated and slightly antique appearance.
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.25 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character, Scraped
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 5″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 23.25 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
SOLID WOOD SMOOTH
Grade: Select
Janka Hardness: 2,350 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-1/4″ X 3/4″ and 5″ x 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 6′
Box Size: 3-1/4″ – 22.75 sqft/box; 5″ – 23.33 sqft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Brazilian Cherry, also known as Jatoba, is one of the most popular exotic hardwoods. Brazilian Cherry’s reddish-brown heartwood is lined by dark black streaks, giving it not only contrast but amazing depth as well. The heartwood will darken over time to a softer red-brown. Brazilian Cherry is incredibly strong, with a Janka hardness rating of 2350.
Grade: Select
Janka Hardness: 3200 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 6′
Box Size: 25 sqft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Cumaru, commonly called Brazilian Teak, is a tough and dense wood imported from Brazil that has an irregular, somewhat interlocked grain and wavy, course texture. Because of its density, it is very resistant to termites and decay. Cumaru’s heartwood is a medium brown with distinctive tan shades that compliment one another in with tonal warmth to create a relaxing feeling that’s great to come home to.
Grade: Select
Janka Hardness: 1,750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 25 qft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Grade: Select
Janka Hardness: 1,750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 25 qft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1150 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 4-3/4″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 22 sqft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Mid leaf Acacia is less visually striking vs Short Leaf. Furthermore, Mid Leaf has far less character in its grain and less variation in the individual planks, it is also softer wood.
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1150 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 4-3/4″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 22 sqft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Mid leaf Acacia is less visually striking vs Short Leaf. Furthermore, Mid Leaf has far less character in its grain and less variation in the individual planks, it is also softer wood.
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1150 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 4-3/4″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 22 sqft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications: Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Mid leaf Acacia is less visually striking vs Short Leaf. Furthermore, Mid Leaf has far less character in its grain and less variation in the individual planks, it is also softer wood.
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1150 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 4-3/4″ X 3/4″
Length: 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 22 sqft/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Mid leaf Acacia is less visually striking vs Short Leaf. Furthermore, Mid Leaf has far less character in its grain and less variation in the individual planks, it is also softer wood.
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 24.95 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 24.95 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 24.95 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
Specie: Black Locust
Grade: Character
Janka Hardness: 1750 (pounds)
Nominal Size: 3-5/8″ X 3/4″
Length: RL 1′ – 4′
Box Size: 24.95 sf/box
Finish: UV Urethane Low Gloss Aluminum Oxide, 9 Finish Coats
Certifications:
Lacey Act, CARB II
Specie Description
Black Locust is a very hard and strong wood, competing with Hickory (Carya genus) as the strongest and stiffest domestic timber: but with more stability and rot resistance. Although it shares a similar common name with Honey Locust, the two aren’t in the same genus, (Robinia and Gleditsia, respectively).
ENGINEERED WOOD