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Casa de Colour 3/4" x 5" Koka Oak |
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Comments about Casa de Colour 3/4" x 5" Koka Oak:
This product seemed brittle. The boards easily cracked during installation.
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Comments about Casa de Colour 3/4" x 5" Koka Oak:
Installation was in my contemporary style living room and adjoining dining room. It is a very beautiful and dramatic look. Several people told me that the dark wood would show every speck of dust and that I would be constantly dusting it but I have not found that to be the case. I am extremely pleased with the end result!
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Delivery was prompt and as promised. There was some damaged flooring inside the cartons which appears to have been done at the factory since the cartons looked fine. As a result, we had to order an additional box to finish the job. That was a little inconvenient since the new carton of flooring had to be climatized for an additional 3 days which delayed the installation.
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Comments about Casa de Colour 3/4" x 5" Koka Oak:
My husband and I debated endlessly about which floors to choose, and are very happy that we went with the Koka Oak finish from Lumber Liquidators. We've had them for about 2 months now and still love them.
We had our contractor install them, so can't say anything about installation.
We were nervous because we'd heard that dark floors show dirt easily and get scratched easily. I must admit that both of these things are true, but not as bad as we'd feared. Our floor does have some minor scratches on it, but they're not that noticeable. You have to be close to it, and in the right light to see them. Also, the dust and dirt will show after about a week, but a quick run with a swiffer takes care of it. We were aware of these issues when we made our choice, so it's not that big of a deal to us.
Overall, it is worth the extra bit of maintenance for how beautiful the floors are. The color is gorgeous, and it does not make the room look smaller at all. We have the wider (5 inch) planks in the family room, and the smaller (3.5 inch) planks in the bedroom, and we love both. In the end, the width doesn't make that much of a difference, so if you're waffling you might want to go with the smaller size to save some $.
Overall we are very pleased.
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My room is 21 x25 how many boxes will I need?1 answer
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I would recommend 25 cases for this job (includes a 5% cutting waste factor).Q:
Where is this flooring made?1 answer
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This is domestic Appalachian oak.Q:
is this handscraped??1 answer
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The Koka Oak is not a handscrapped product. Our closest handscrapped floors this color are the Knob Hill Birch, product number 10011322; and the Castle Park Oak, product number 10022497. Please feel free to contact our product specialists at 1-800-476-0007 with any additional questions or to further discuss your project. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
How will this product hold up in kitchen area, and is matching nosing available. Used lumber liquidators before and am happy with previous product (bamboo floor).1 answer
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Hardwood, engineered, laminate (higher warranty laminate is better in high traffic areas like kitchens), cork, and high warranty bamboo (Morning Star) is acceptable for installation in a kitchen, but we highly recommend you put a throw rug by the sink because an excess of water can damage any floor. Spills should be toweled up promptly.Q:
Can I put a coating on this to make it water (dog pee) proof?1 answer
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Prefinished flooring should not be sealed after installation and does void the warranty. Sealing between boards (seams) will crack during normal expansion and contraction. In addition sealer won't adhere to original finish unless it's lightly sanded and then use a water based flooring grade urethane.Q:
Most of the floors in our house are oak. We've decided to put some kind of wood floor in our 2 bedrooms but don't want to use oak again because it would mean moving all of our furniture out -- a TON of work -- so ALL of the floors could be sanded and refinished. From a design standpoint, is it acceptable to use a different type and color of wood in these two areas -- these floors would butt up to the oak in the other areas.1 answer
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Yes of course.Q:
can this floor be glued down over a concrete slab?1 answer
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This is a solid 3/4" product designed to be nailed to a wood substrate.Q:
What is the average board length?1 answer
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Board lengths will range from 1' to 7' with the average length around 30"Q:
Do you have a select grade Koka Oak?1 answer
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Please call our Sales Department @ (800) 476-0007 for availability and pricing. |
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