Product
Unfinished Engineered – Unfinished | 21800
Width: 4"
Thickness: 5/8"
Unfinished hardwood flooring allows for maximum customization. Choose your own finish to complete the installation of these quality hardwood floors on site White oak provides subtle tan and yellow undertones that complement a wide variety of finishes, and select grade flooring has a smooth, unblemished appearance. This engineered flooring is made from layers of sustainably harvested Appalachian lumber, bonded together in a stable cross-ply configuration. It is an excellent choice for any grade, especially for areas of the house that have greater moisture variation, such as the basement and the kitchen. All our unfinished engineered products are NWFA Certified Refinishable.
Color: Unfinished
Width 4"
| Collection | Unfinished Engineered |
|---|---|
| Construction | Unfinished White Oak Select Grade Hardwood |
| Species | White Oak |
| Color | Unfinished |
| Texture | Smooth |
| Finish | No finish |
| Edge | Square edge / square end |
| Janka Rating | 1360 |
| Origin | USA |
| Width | 4" |
| Length | Random board lengths up to seven feet |
| Thickness | 5/8" |
| Finish Warranty | No warranty |
| Wear Layer Thickness | 4.0 mm |
Skill Level
Level Two
Installation experience
We always recommend professional installation. If you're planning to install these floors yourself, be sure to thoroughly review your installation instructions. Find a professional installer in your area by visiting the National Wood Flooring Association.
Where to install this floor
At or above grade
Solid hardwood floors are only appropriate to install in locations that are at-grade or above-grade.How to install this floor
Floating
Unlike traditional solid hardwood strips, a floating floor isn't nailed down. Instead, the planks are either glued or snapped together, sitting atop a 1/8-inch thick layer of foam layered on the subfloor, but not directly adhered to it.
Glue
This installation method involves gluing your new flooring directly to the subfloor using a hardwood flooring adhesive.
Nail-down
Nail-down installation is a method commonly used for solid hardwood floors and follows the same method as staple-down installation, but you use a nail rather than a staple.
Staple-down
Staple-down installation is utilized for prefinished, engineered hardwood flooring using a narrow-crown stapler to fasten your flooring to wood subfloors.Floor trims & molding
Quarter round
Quarter round molding is used to cover the expansion space near a wall. Quarter round may also be used with a new or existing base molding.
Reducer strip
A reducer strip is used as a transition from one flooring to another of a different height.
Stair nose
Stair nose molding is used as a transition on stair steps and sunken dens.
T-Molding
T–Molding is used as a transition between two hard surface floors of equal height. A t-mold may be used to bridge wood floor and ceramic tile.
Threshold
Threshold molding is used at raised hearths and exterior doors. A threshold is also used as a transition from wood to carpet.Alternate Options
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MuirfieldSolid Hickory HardwoodSaddleWidth: 4"Thickness: 3/4"Made in USASKU 14585
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