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Schön Engineered 3/8" x 3" Mocha Red Oak Engineered |
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Wood floors and water don't mix. But, Schön Engineered Floors are a perfect match for all areas of the home including those with a higher moisture content like: basements, bathrooms, kitchens, concrete sub-floors, and below grade installation. Made from several layers of wood bonded together, Schön Engineered Floors overcome typical moisture related reactions remaining flat and intact, in addition to looking exactly like solid wood floors once it is installed! Schön Floors come in beautiful exotic and domestic species and a 30 year warranty. Quick Highlights: Did you know? |
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glued and nailed it down on a uneven floor instalation went ok but while carefully moving in the furnature it dented the finish. Still looks good
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For the most part all the boards had no blemishes, just a few I cutout. It would nice if the boxes were labeled with the shorter boards. It helps with the floor layout.
I installed a glued floating layout with Quiet-Walk underlayment. I'm happy with product and the overall looks of the floor.
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Do you have a T molding in the Mocha Red Oak color ? joining to two rooms.1 answer
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Yes. Look under the "Accessories, Tools, and trim" section of page DURENMRO3.Q:
Can this floor be coated with a finish BEFORE it is put to use, as to provide an extra layer of protection.1 answer
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You could add additional finish, but this would void the finish warranty on the flooring and create extra expense for you after already buying a new floor with a 20, 30, or 50yr finish warranty. Adding a new finish won’t prevent all moisture from going into the seams. Wood will expand and contract with climate changes. If the flooring were to contract later and create seasonal gapping, a spill can cause water to get into the gaps. It is best to only add a new finish when the old finish starts to wear more than you like or if you have a lot of scratches you want covered up. We recommend that you use a professional sand and finish expert if you did decide to add a new finish to the flooring. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
i want too buy a hardwood floorbut i want re finish in 8 o 10 years later what options1 answer
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Thank you for writing! I would be glad to help you with your questions.Q:
hi I just got a sample of the Braz. Cherry , but it is 2x the width of the floor I have now. Does all engin. HW come 4 3/4 wide? Also do I have to put engineered floor in the op.direction of the current HW flooring (for stability)like I would have to with actual HW floor?1 answer
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I would be glad to help you with this question.Q:
I'm considering purchasing the Schon engineered quick Clic in mocha red oak for my home, I have also looked at Shaws engineered flooring that has the DuraShield finish that claims to be 6X stronger than competitors which I like. Does the Schon product have a simular protective finish?1 answer
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We can't vouch for Shaws product, however our Schon finish is of highest quality. It has has 7 coats of Treffert or Klumpp (made in Germany) highly resistant polyurethane finish with aluminum oxide anti-scratch and a 55% gloss.Q:
We have a large 951b dog. His nails are trimmed every 6wks & our deck still shows signs of wear from his nails. How resistant is this floor to scratching or pets in general?1 answer
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Your best flooring alternative with 95 lbs dog will be the Bellawood line of products. Rather than a 25 - 30 yr warranty offered by other product lines, Bellawood offers a 100 yr transferable warranty as it has the thickest most durable finish in the market today. Please feel free to contact our product specialists at 800-476-0007 with any additional questions or to further discuss your project. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
what is the installation cost for glued down engineered hardwood, about 550 sf?1 answer
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The basic labor starts at about $2.50 per sq ft; so approx. $1400.00. |
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