Imperial Teak Laminate End Cap

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Thank you for your request, the cost of the material alone would be $646.20 and I apologize that I am unaware of the tax rate in your area. The shipping charges can be calculated by your closest store which is in Comstock Park, MI

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Good question.
Due to the nature of odd lot material (defects including, but not limited to: splits, misgrading, unfinished areas, rough finish and mismilling) sanding and finishing will give this (rough) floor a new, consistant finish.
So when you figure the extra material, labor, lesser quality, and compare it to our select grade flooring. I think It's a no brainer.
Thank you for your inquiry.

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It is an affordable option But as the description states; It may have defects including, but not limited to: splits, misgrading, unfinished areas, rough finish and mismilling. No returns, no cancellations, no warranty.
This product is often installed and then resanded and refinished.

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This is a solid 3/4" wood product that is designed to be nailed down into a wood substrate.

Floating Plywood Nailing Base: Install a floating plywood nailing base to receive wood flooring:

1. Lay polyethylene sheet vapor barrier over concrete substrate. Overlap seam 6 inches (152 mm) and seal with tape.
2. Lay one layer of 5/8 inch (16 mm) thick exterior grade plywood over vapor barrier.
3. Lay second layer of 5/8 inch (16 mm) thick exterior grade plywood on a diagonal over first plywood layer.
4. Provide 1/8 inch (3 mm) between all sides or adjoining square edged plywood panels.
5. Screw plywood layers together in a 6 inch (152 mm) pattern. Exercise care not to puncture sheet vapor barrier.
6. Prior to installation of wood flooring, install one ply of asphalt felt underlayment

Or you could use our Elastilon underlayment to float this solid product over concrete.
What you should know about Elastilon Strong
• An Elastilon-backed wood floor is much faster to install than traditional nail or glue-down methods.
• Elastilon Strong can be installed on new concrete floors, handling up to 3.9% moisture content. A vapour barrier of at least 6 mil PE should be used below grade and on newly poured concrete above grade where the moisture content is above 3.9%.
• Laid down with a 5/8” (15 mm) expansion gap, Elastilon Strong creates a dynamic, floating floor that expands or contracts naturally with the hardwood.
• Elastilon Strong has no odor and is free of volatile materials.
• Elastilon Strong gives cushioned comfort.
• 1/8” (3 mm) thick Elastilon Strong has ratings of IIC 62 and STC 54.
• Thermal resistance: R _ 0,15 (m K) / W
• Elastilon Strong carries a 70-year limited warranty.

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When nailing down a solid wood product into a wood subfloor usually a 15 lb roofing felt is all that is needed. Sometimes consumers decide to add a "padding" for insulation and comfort under foot; Please NOTE: Insulayment is an underlayment accessory with excellent sound isolating and insulating qualities used under nail down, glue down or floating floors. Not recommended under naildown applications where engineered or solid wood flooring is less than 3/8” thick. Insulayment has a density and compression resistance higher than most isolation barriers, therefore a certain amount of deflection or movement is to be expected when installed using the glued down or nailed down method for wood floors. That deflection may cause a minimal amount of friction or “floor noise”, especially in nailed-down applications. Note that normal floor noise will vary from one installation type to the next depending on sub-floor type, sub-floor deflection, species and type of flooring material, the fasteners used, relative humidity and the amount of topside pressure applied to the flooring material. For these reasons, “Floor Noise” is not considered a defect. -MP Global Products, LLC (888)-379-9695
Padding is not usually used when gluing down over concrete.

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ODD-LOT

ALTERNATE GRADE NAME(S):•None

SUMMARY/DETAILED: Odd-lot flooring is factory seconds sold as-is. It is possible that more than 50% of the material may contain one or more milling, grading, or finishing defects including, but not limited to: severely mis-milled boards; mis-graded boards; warp; wood characters including holes, splits, cracks, severe color variation that is not typical for the wood species; missing or off-color stain; missing/improperly cured finish; severe grainy surface/debris; chips, blisters; scratches; and peeling finish. All sales of odd-lot products are final –product returns are not permitted.



NOTE: This grade description is intended only to provide general characteristics of the identified wood grade, and is not all-inclusive. Specific wood characteristics and acceptance criteria may vary by wood species.

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Depending on the look you are going for and how particular you are; 40-50%.

ODD-LOT
ALTERNATE GRADE NAME(S):•None

SUMMARY/DETAILED: Odd-lot flooring is factory seconds sold as-is. It is possible that more than 50% of the material may contain one or more milling, grading, or finishing defects including, but not limited to: severely mis-milled boards; mis-graded boards; warp; wood characters including holes, splits, cracks, severe color variation that is not typical for the wood species; missing or off-color stain; missing/improperly cured finish; severe grainy surface/debris; chips, blisters; scratches; and peeling finish. All sales of odd-lot products are final –product returns are not permitted.

NOTE: This grade description is intended only to provide general characteristics of the identified wood grade, and is not all-inclusive. Specific wood characteristics and acceptance criteria may vary by wood species.

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I am sorry but no.

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ODD-LOT



ALTERNATE GRADE NAME(S):•None



SUMMARY/DETAILED: Odd-lot flooring is factory seconds sold as-is. It is possible that more than 50% of the material may contain one or more milling, grading, or finishing defects including, but not limited to: severely mis-milled boards; mis-graded boards; warp; wood characters including holes, splits, cracks, severe color variation that is not typical for the wood species; missing or off-color stain; missing/improperly cured finish; severe grainy surface/debris; chips, blisters; scratches; and peeling finish. All sales of odd-lot products are final –product returns are not permitted.



NOTE: This grade description is intended only to provide general characteristics of the identified wood grade, and is not all-inclusive. Specific wood characteristics and acceptance criteria may vary by wood species.

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You will need 51 boxes of flooring to cover 1180 sqft. The weight of all the boxes total will be about 4,233 lbs.