Specifications
Specifications
Product Design & Construction
| Collection | Treescape |
|---|---|
| Surface Texture Describes the surface look and feel of flooring. Textures can range from smooth to hand-scraped and distressed. | Wire Brushed |
| Construction | Engineered Hardwood |
| Color | Sand (Light Brown) |
| Species/Visual | Oak |
| GlossDescribes the coating that adds a polished look to the floor’s surface. You can choose products with a high, medium or low gloss level. | Low Gloss |
| Finish | Urethane |
| Edge DetailDescribes the way the hardwood board edges and ends are cut. Edges and ends are typically described as square, micro, micro-beveled (eased), scraped and pillowed. | Micro / Micro |
| Grading | Good |
| Light Sensitivity | Moderate |
Product Dimensions
| Plank Width | 5" |
|---|---|
| Plank Length | Varying Lengths: 15.7" - 47.2" |
| Plank Thickness | 1/2" |
| SQ. FT. Per Box | 19.68 |
Warranty
Warranty
-
Residential
10 years -
Commercial
3 years
Installation
Installation
Where Can I Install This Floor?
Below/On/Above Ground Level
Installation Methods
Floating
Flooring is glued together and floats on top of the subfloor. An underlayment pad is rolled out over the subfloor to protect against moisture and improve sound transmission. If the flooring has a pad attached, an underlayment is not required.
Glue
Adhesive is spread onto the subfloor using a trowel. Flooring is then placed into the adhesive.
Staple
Hardwood flooring is mechanically fastened to the wood subfloor using staples, cleats or nails. This is the most popular and economical installation method.
Can I Do This Myself?
DIY Level: Experienced
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