Burlington Straight Plank — Cream Oak
Straight plank in Cream Oak, Grade ABC, nail-down. Six photos of this field.
Burlington house · Straight plank · Cream Oak · Grade ABC · Nail-down · 6 photos
Six photos of this field
This Burlington house floor is straight plank in Cream Oak, Grade ABC. Supply, acclimation, then nail-down after moisture testing and subfloor preparation.
European white oak · free stain matching.
See Burlington hardwood flooring , the straight plank format, and nail-down installation .
- Place
- Burlington
- Format
- Straight plank
- Stain
- Cream Oak
- Grade
- ABC
- Method
- Nail-down
- Photos
- 6
3/4 inch European white oak, stain matched when you order, supply from $4 per sq ft.
Questions on this floor
What Cream Oak straight plank is this Burlington floor?
Cream Oak European white oak, straight plank, Grade ABC, nail-down. Six photos show this field.
How was this Cream Oak floor nailed down?
This Burlington case is nail-down, after moisture testing and subfloor preparation.
What did this nail-down field include?
A straight plank field in Cream Oak, Grade ABC. Free stain matching applies when you order.
How do I request a Cream Oak straight-plank quote?
Call +1 (647) 774 8163 or use the quote form with square footage, straight plank, Grade ABC, and nail-down. Floors Toronto replies within one business day.
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What do you need?
Supply and install. Our oak, then our crew: measure, moisture, method, and a written 5-year workmanship warranty.
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- Stain match included when you order
- Itemised, no-obligation quote
- Insured crews, 5-year workmanship warranty
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We reply within one business day. If the job includes install, the reply separates supply from the method and the subfloor. If you want samples, we send them on the real oak. If a site measure is needed, we book it from that reply.
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