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Virginia Mill Works Engineered 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank Handscraped Engineered |
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Colonial American homes were built with wooden floors that were sawn using basic hand-held tools. The hand-crafted workmanship that went into those floors can be found in Virginia Mill Works handscraped floors. About Handscraped Flooring: About Engineered: Did you know? Lumber Liquidator$ Order now through our web site, click here to find your local store, or Call 1-800-HARDWOOD
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
Nice color, different than average
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I love the look of this floor. Don't get suckered in to that over priced flooring that is sold at other stores. I just finished installing it this weekend, my first wood floor or any type of flooring install. It was very easy to do just got very sore from going down and standing up. I just need to exercise a little more. The product was excellent very little unusable planks probably less than 1%. Very easy install the planks just fit in to place. I recommend using the Bynford Hardwood Floor Nailer it fits the 18 guage staples required by the manufacture and worked with out a flaw.
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This is absolutely a beautiful floor!! I have been happy witht the cosmetics but not happy with the durability. My floor scratches and dents easily. If you don't mind that....then this is the floor for you. I love the color but would most definitely choose another type of flooring next time that is more durable:)
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
Love this floor.
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This product has been great. Not only does it clean up nicely, after I vacuum my dogs hair up because he has white hair and the floor is almost black it looks as good as the day it was installed.
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
very very nice product, but you need dust it more often....it means no shoes, slipper from outside!
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
Great looking floor. Love the textured hand scraped wood. Used in my master bedroom closet and toilet area. This was my first floor install and was super easy. I installed using the floating glue down method. Great product! Looks of a very high end floor at a very reasonable price.
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
Everything went great!
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
Had this dark, engineered hardwood installed in our Kitchen/Dining area and we couldn't be happier with the overall look of our floor. It was exactly what we were looking for and installed very easily and quickly.
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Comments about Virginia Mill Works 1/2" x 5" Obsidian Plank:
I love my floor, people are always impressed by it...I have it in the kitchen, dinning and living area and they are not hard to clean. Good Price!
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Where is this flooring made?4 answers
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I had this installed through a major portion of our home, in high-traffic areas. I don't like how the extreme darkenss shows scratches and dulling so much. I am considering refinishing to a medium dark (dark-walnut) type finish. Is there a link that you can share, or manufacturer suggested methods to refinishing? Please help.1 answer
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Full refinishing will take slightly under a 1/32” off the veneer of the wood flooring. The thickness of the veneer and how much wear and dents a floor has will determine how many times it can be refinished.Q:
Will this flooring work over radiant heat "radiant water heat"?1 answer
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RADIANT HEAT SYSTEMS (all installation methods)\nGeneral Precautions and Recommendations Always use moisture barriers.\nVIRGINIA MILL WORKS engineered flooring can be successfully applied over in-floor radiant heat. Know the species you intend to use and how it may interact with radiant heat. Not all species are recommended for this installation, choose species highest in stability ratings for this application. Brazilian Cherry is not recommended.\nBecause of the wide array of systems on the market, each with its own features, please consult with your radiant flooring provider for recommended installation methods. Hydronic systems must include in-floor temperature sensors and an outdoor thermostat that allows the system to adjust the water temperature according to anticipated heat loss. Radiant heat contributes to the drying out of all woods. Use of a humidification system may be required to maintain the proper humidity level. The indoor relative humidity must be maintained between 35-55% year round. Failure to do so can result in edge cupping, squeaking delamination, splintering, or face checking.\nAvoid shock to the floor, Before installation, run new systems to dissipate hidden or trapped moisture. During installation, reduce thermostat to 65°F. 48 hours after installation, slowly raise the temperature of the heating system to its preferred operating level over a period of 5 days. The surface temperature of the subfloor must never exceed 85°F in any location. The temperature setting must always remain within 15°F of normal operating level, and should never be turned completely off. Excessive heat, rapid heating, and\/or failure to maintain humidity levels between 35% and 55% is likely to result in cracking, cupping, squeaking and other forms of floor issues. Slight surface splits (checking), particularly at the ends of planks, should be expected with installations over radiant heat and does not constitute a product failure.\nTest for moisture, This procedure must be followed regardless of the time of year.\nPrior to installation over radiant heat, moisture testing must be conducted and documented. The moisture content for concrete substrates must not exceed 3.0 lbs. per 1000 square feet in 24 hrs per ASTM 1669-89 (Calcium Chloride Test). Wood subfloors should not exceed 12% using a pin type meter. Do not install the flooring until excess moisture is corrected.\nRADIANT INSTALLATIONS Related information can be found on our website “Flooring 101”\n(1) When edge-gluing together planks over radiant heat, two separate continuous beads of glue should be applied: one continuous bead applied inside the groove and one continuous bead applied to the top part of the tongue and at all seams to ensure a secure bond with the top and bottom of the tongue. This double-gluing helps to minimize board gaps or separation. Humidity related gapping should be expected and does not constitute a product failure.\n(2) When nailing planks over radiant heat ensure that fasteners are holding the flooring without damage to the radiant system.\n(3) When fully gluing planks over radiant heat ensure that the adhesives are recommended for this application.Q:
Is this type of flooring good for a bathroom?1 answer
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This material is an engineered product which is good for high moisture level areas and will not contract and expand as much as a solid in relative humidity changesQ:
Does this flooring come in random lengths?1 answer
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The lengths of our Obsidian Plank is 46"Q:
i want to install hardwood flooring on the downstairs portion of our house, we have to blk labs , does this flooring scatch easy or is it durable enough for dog nails?1 answer
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This is a good option for pets with the textured finish is will disguise any scratches that may happen. This floor has an exceptional finish so while scratching may happen it is not likely but is not something that we can always preventQ:
concrete on 4th floor of condo, way above grade, still need moisture barrier, or just quiet walk for the downstairs neighbor?1 answer
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I would be glad to help you with this question.Q:
What do I have to put down over a plywood subfloor if anything before installing this flooring?1 answer
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You can find complete installation instructions on the product page by clicking on the specs tab and then clicking on - Installation Guide.pdfQ:
Can this be installed over vinyl?1 answer
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It will depend on your application.Q:
If I use Elastilon as an underlayer, do I still have to glue all the joints, or just the end joints?1 answer
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You will be gluing just the end joints.