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MAT48 Select 48" Maple Tread Unfinished 1" X 11-1/4" X 48" Stair Tread, to be installed on top of the step. |
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Had to purchase these 3/4" maple stair treads as a substitute for the matching Virginia Millworks Golden Teak product. Lead time on V.M. Teak flrg product was suppose to be 3wks, but turned into 2.5 mos. After dealing w/major delays & living with only sub-floors for so long, it was not worth the risk of add'tl delays for any individual parts &/or more importantly - the price of the VM Teak Stair Treads. These std maple treads will be stained to match the teak & will save thousands of dollars over the Teak product. Only noticeable difference will be the non-distressed look & beveled edging, but since carpet affixed to more than 65-70% of the visible surface as a stair-runner - it is hardly a big deal + well worth the savings.
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Treads came a little banged up with deep scratches and gouges I had to sand out.
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Great quality material.
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Is this flooring kiln dried,what is moisture content?1 answer
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Wood between 6-9% prior to milling of the boards. It is air dried for about 3 months then kiln dried up to 160 degrees while being closely monitored. Moisture content after may vary according to environmental conditions (humidity).Q:
Does this product contain any formaldehyde either in the finish or the process of making the product?1 answer
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No.Q:
I am looking for 2" x 1/2" red oak hardwood floor. I need to install in my closet however I cannot find 2" flooring online. It appears that these are individual planks so, I don't think they are two 2" planks stuck together. Could you help me find this size solid hardwood flooring? Or if you are able to get this, can you please notify me.1 answer
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There are a few floorings that come 1/2 x 2 1/4, however they are not red oak. There is a mocha oak. Thank you
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