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1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding |
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1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding Transitions between a wood floor and a vertical surface under cabinetry. Also serves as a substitute for quarter round when space is limited. |
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
Darn thing splits easily when nailed (best to use glue)
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
This is so nice topping of the installation.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
The shoe molding went in great with no problems, makes the floor looked finished
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
Perfect match to floor
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
Useful when applying flooring on a landing or elevated surafce, and the cut ends need to be covered.
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
overall easy installation
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
It matches the flooring perfectly.
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
complements Brazilian Koa flooring nicely
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
Bella Woods just makes great wood floors. No flaws at all and I didnt waste a bit of it either. Best non splitting wood I have ever used. Well worth the investment.
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5 LFT Brazilian Koa Shoe Molding:
EXCELANT WELL MADE FLOORING...LOOKS BETTER THEN WE EXPECTED...RE MADE THE LOOK OF THE FAMILY ROOM..
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What type of sanding system (equipment plus type of sandpaper or sanding screens and grit progression) would you recommend to remove the original Bellawood finish? I understand the traditional refinishing systems do not work well because of the original finish hardness.1 answer
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I am sending you the recommended instruction PDFs to your e-mail address.Q:
I see that the estimator adds 10% wastage to this product, but for the hickory odd lot it adds 30%. Is this deliberate or is it normal to add 30% for odd lots and 10% for standard installation.1 answer
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Odd lot material will have more material that you may not want to install due to its grade; may have defects including, but not limited to: splits, misgrading, unfinished areas, rough finish and mismilling.Q:
No returns/ no warranty etc- If I ordered 700 square feet would I have the oppurtunity to see it before I bought it? Not just a small sample but see what exactly I am buying1 answer
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What I would recommend is finding a Lumber Liquidators that is local to you that has this product in stock so you can see it before ordering.Q:
This is an odd lot... Does that mean that its basically all unfinished or is it almost as good as normal flooring with just a few spots that probably wont be discernable?1 answer
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This is a prefinished product.Q:
is this wood more durable than oak and would u purchase it in place of oak flooring1 answer
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Ash is a little more durable to denting than white oak and red oak because it has a higher janka hardness rating. The finish on the Bellawood Ash is the same as what is on the Bellawood oak flooring, so the finish would have equal durability between them.
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