Ash flooring: It’s sophisticated, striking, and durable
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Looking for a floor that’s sophisticated, extremely durable, and exceptionally striking in appearance? Consider Carlisle’s American Ash, which is sustainably harvested in Indiana. The wood is dense and durable, with a unique elasticity. As a result, it makes great baseball bats — and also great floors. Ash can also be used very successfully over radiant heat, on concrete slab foundations, and in humid climates. Best of all, it’s prized for its grain patterns and hues, which range from the cream and light almond colors of the outer tree to the rich, nutty brown of the heartwood.
Kevin Crowder of our Denver showroom recently sent along these pictures from a customer who purchased an Heirloom Ash floor, prefinished with Clear Coat.
“Looks great!,” the customer wrote. “Happy with results and look forward to living on it.”
Posted on Sep 04, 2011 AT 05:13 PM in Hardwood Flooring • (3) Comments
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RodriguezLindsay33 said…
I would like to propose not to wait until you earn enough amount of money to buy all you need! You should just take the credit loans or consolidation loans and feel comfortable
POSTED AT 06:56 PM ON Nov 22, 2011
Linx said…
Never would have thunk I would find this so inidspensable.
POSTED AT 05:11 AM ON Nov 28, 2011
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POSTED AT 10:17 AM ON Nov 28, 2011
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