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Help! no idea what kind of hardwood floors these are???

5 months ago

We have a couple of additional planks but theres no brand or identifying info on them. Any ideas? Or suggestions on how to find out? thank you!

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millworkman

5 months ago

last modified: 5 months ago

Oak (edited to oak as before I had typed OK) prefinished. No way to figure out the brand or anything more. If you are looking to match, take the extra planks you have to a flooring store. Be prepared if this is more than 5 years old it very well may be discontinued and you not match it.

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Jeff Smith
5 months ago
It looks like oak to me but not 100% sure. If you can see an unstained edge or under-side it might make it easier to identify. It's likely a medium grade because not too many knots (maybe it's Select or #1 Common grade).
Shawna Lambert thanked Jeff Smith
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millworkman
5 months ago
" If you can see an unstained edge "

@Jeff Smith, it is prefinished, you can tell by the microbevels, but definitely Oak.
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BeverlyFLADeziner
5 months ago
You might check Bruce Floors. Looks like it could be one of their products.
chispa
5 months ago
My parents had similar floors in the late 1990's made by Bruce.
Cynthia
5 months ago
Sort of looks like Paramount's Mountain Heritage collection which is a solid hand scraped prefinished wood. Perhaps Ranier Oak? https://www.paramountflooring.com/products/solid-hardwood/mountain-heritage/
elcieg
5 months ago
last modified: 5 months ago
Prefinished Elm, hand scraped, engineered, tongue and groove
olychick
5 months ago
looks like oak to me. This is elm...I don't think it's a match:

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