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What type of flooring is this and what is the colour? Thx

7 years ago

Bauman Residence · More Info

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Modern Classic Building Solutions
6 years ago
Hi Audrey, we supplied the doors for this project, but I can tell you that this floor is an engineered hardwood Oak, in a light grey stained, low sheen finish.
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Aayers Flooring
6 years ago
Hi Audrey L-Chong, this floor is French Oak oil look finish.

Aayers Rocky Ridge Collection has same oiled look finish but without oil maintenance.

Color is driftwood, a lightly wire brushed, smoked, distressed and custom multi layer stained 7 1/2" x 1/2" Wide Plank Prefinished Engineered French Oak.

Aayers Aged French Oak Driftwood -The Rocky Ridge Collection · More Info

Find out more info about the flooring on www.aayersfloors.com

Any help you need please let us know. Phone: (253) 872-5108

We are here to assist you.

Thank you.
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6 years ago
Audrey L-Chong since the floors dont have bevels between the planks that usually means the are finished on site. The grain in the floors is called Plain Sawn grain. The stain color looks like "Weathered Oak 170"

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