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Mayflower 3/8" x 4-3/4" Lake Tana Birch Handscraped |
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I had this product installed in my living room, it turned out beautiful.
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We had this flooring installed in our living and dining rooms. We love the look of the dark wood and the hand scraped finish. The only downsides are that the dark color shows dust easily and there are a few areas that creek when walked on due to the floating installation. Other than that we are very happy with our purchase!!!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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We replaced carpet in our dining room with the Lake Tana Handscrapped engineered hardwood floors and love them! My wife now wants me to put them in the hallway...and living room...and bathroom!!!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Put this floor in kitchen, dining room, and front entry. Floor installed easily and looks terrific. But it does indeed scratch and gouge very easily . Have many areas now that have deep gouge marks from chairs and the chairs even had felt bottoms that we put on to prevent this. Only disappointment so if it is because of the thickness or birch just make sure you get a harder more durable flooring and even it cost a little more per sq'. Cause as I see it this floor will be ruined in a couple more years if something heavy drops on it, it's at the point where we are afraid to slide a chair out from the table :(. Looks beautiful though. Lol
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We put these floors in a hotel room. High traffic with lots of hard use.It has held up to guests' rolling luggage and general abuse. Easy to clean and maintain.
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scratches easily, but looks very nice
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Have not laid the floor yet, but it is gorgeous. Lots of handscraped details. My husband wants to do the entire 2nd floor of our home. I would not suggest placing it in a high traffic area or an area where pets reside. It will show every speck of dirt and hair.
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Is this product good for use with electric radiant floor heating?1 answer
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Yes you can!Q:
Do you have any thing similar to this wood that comes in a random width?1 answer
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Nothing that will match the profile of this flooring.Q:
Can the new Elastilon be used with this type of flooring?1 answer
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Unfortunately Elastilon is not recommended for floating click products.Q:
Can this product be installed throughout the house,including kitchen and bathroom on grade? Would moisture barrier only be needed in kitchen and bath?1 answer
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Yes, engineered is acceptable for installation in a kitchen or a powder room. It is recommend to put a throw rug by the sink and tub because an excess of water can damage wood or any floor for that matter. Also you will need to wipe up water as soon as possible. However a full bathroom that is showered in everyday may not be the best location for hardwood. Often there is too much water on the floor or humidity that can be absorbed into the flooring resulting in board edge cupping. Engineered floorings are most recommended for these areas.Q:
I am flooring a 10x20 room as well as a step-down area that is one step down onto a hardwood stair and then onto a tile floor. How do I cover the step in the same hardwood? Do I need the stair nose thing?1 answer
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A stair nose is required however may not be available for this floor. Please call our Sales Dept. @ (800) 476-0007 for pricing and availability. Thank you.Q:
Can you nail this floor down? And if so, is there any benefit in doing so?2 answers
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This is a floating quick-click product only.CUSTOMER CARE
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That is designed exclusively for floating click together installation.Q:
Is underlayement necessary for 1st floor installation over concrete.1 answer
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You will need either Foam Underlayment, Eco Silent Sound, Bellawood Premium Underlayment, or Quiet Walk underlayment for floating floors -Q:
Can this be used on stairs?1 answer
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Does the mayflower 3/8" engineered flooring have the padding already installed on the pieces?1 answer
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This is a click together wood engineered floating floor and requires either Foam Underlayment, Eco Silent Sound, Bellawood Premium Underlayment, or Quiet Walk underlayment for floating floors. No attached padding on this product.
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