White Oak shines in this Maryland bedroom makeover
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White Oak can be a wood with a thousand personalities. It changes patterns depending upon how we cut it here at our Carlisle mill (quarter-sawn versus rift-sawn) and is known as the wood used in Mission Oak furniture. It can look nearly white, ash gray, or golden—depending upon the stain and finish. Here the floor is finished in finishedFumed, followed by Rubio Cotton White.
In these photos of a bedroom makeover in Rockville, Maryland, you’ll see the floor planks laid down in 6- to 11-inch widths and 4-feet to 14-feet lengths.
This floor was installed by Majestic Wood Floors of Frederick, Maryland, one of our preferred installers..
Posted on Jun 01, 2010 AT 05:49 AM in Hardwood Flooring • (2) Comments
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Independence said…
That’s a mold-breaker. Great tihkinng!
POSTED AT 03:14 AM ON Nov 28, 2011
ewknjywbo said…
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POSTED AT 10:38 AM ON Nov 28, 2011
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