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R.L. Colston- 3/4" x 3-1/4" Red Oak Unfinished Square Edge Solid Hardwood Flooring R. L. Colston & Sons offers traditional 3/4" unfinished solid hardwood in a variety of species. 2-1/4" to 5" widths. - Select Grade - No warranty Red Oak is America's most popular wood floor choice! Please note unfinished flooring sold in open, strapped bundles and not sold in boxes. Don't forget the molding and stair treads!
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Comments about R.L. Colston 3/4" x 3 1/4" Red Oak:
I thought that the quality of the product was adequate. My only problem was that I underestimated the amount of square footage that I needed. I ordered more of the same product. The new bundles that I received were not of the same quality nor the same exact width; so I had to be careful to keep the orders separate when I put them down.
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Overall I loved the red oak select unfinished wood. The quality was outstanding and really saved me a lot of time when putting the floor down because most pieces were excellent .... Only had about 5 percent waste or less!! I will admit I was skeptical at first because many reviews i read are on lower grades of wood. Although you pay more for a higher quality wood it is well worth it and lumber liquidators was still the best price in town!! I have never installed hardwood before but I followed the directions that are on the lumber liquidators website and it came out beautiful!! It was slow going at first to make sure the first 3 rows were absolutely straight ..... Since my wall was not .... But after that it went pretty smoothly .... Especially using a nematic nailer .... Really sped up the process and pulls ur rows together as u go.
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The floor goes down easy and looks great, i am well pleased with the end result!
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We installed ~400 sq ft in two kids' bedrooms, a hallway and a stairway landing, and also replaced the old stair treads and risers (stripped the stairs down to the stringers). The end result was a beautiful, unfinished floor. Very few planks were off-width, so the final installation was very tight. We used perpendicular joints between the hallway and rooms, and the fit was spectacular. We ended up with a beautiful cross-grain look. Had a pro do the final finishing (Swedish finish / 3 coats), and we couldn't be happier. We originally were going to order quarter sawn, but in my opinion, the select was probably as good as it gets, and it was in-stock.
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Comments about R.L. Colston 3/4" x 3 1/4" Red Oak:
Board to board thickness has a lot of variation requiring inordinate amount of sanding.
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Delivery was expensive, my customer was very happy with the installation.
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Comments about R.L. Colston 3/4" x 3 1/4" Red Oak:
Installed approximately 700.sf of unfinished red oak in a living room,dining room and two foyers. The price was very appealing but the quality was not up to Lumber Liquidator standards. I am very unhappy with the amount of defective boards that were in the lot that I purchased.
I have installed several thousand square feet of hardwood flooring from various manufacturers over the years and have never had this large amount of waste.
When I purchase select grade I expect it to be select.
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Comments about R.L. Colston 3/4" x 3 1/4" Red Oak:
The wood matched perfectly the red oak stair treads I bought and made a beautiful landing below and atop the stairway. It stained and varnished really well with the grain coming thru
after sanding.
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Comments about R.L. Colston 3/4" x 3 1/4" Red Oak:
I have the oak floor in whole my house. I used the brazylian cherry, to make the frame around the family and dinning room. Amaizing.
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Comments about R.L. Colston 3/4" x 3 1/4" Red Oak:
I ordered 800 sq ft online and picked it up at the store, it was waiting for me when I arrived and they helped load it. When intalling it, it was excellent quality, and Lumber Liquidators was by far the best price. Very happy with the product and the experience.
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Can this product be glued down to concrete subfloor after using the MVP moisture barrier then gluing it down1 answer
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This is a solid 3/4" product designed to be nailed to a wood substrate.Q:
What is the difference between rustic, natural, and select? Are they all sanded and ready to finish?1 answer
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All R.L. Colston Flooring is unfinished. Rustic, Natural, and Select are the grades of wood used in the manufacture of the flooring.Q:
Is this select and better or common number red oak1 answer
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Is it select or #1 or #21 answer
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Is the flooring available in longer average pieces than a average of 3', so that there are not so many short pieces.1 answer
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This is a selct grade flooring product.Q:
what is the shipping weight per box of this product?1 answer
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Each box weighs approx. 62.61 Lbs.Q:
I have brazilian mesquite installed in the hallway and bedrooms upstairs. I've come to find that it dents and scratches easily. I would like to install unfinished red oak downstairs in the family room (3/4 x 3 1/4). I was wondering if the red oak can be stained to match the brazilian mesquite, and how close the color match would be.1 answer
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Red oak is probably the best wood species for taking a stain. A good floor finisher should have no problem matching the color and finishing this product on site.Q:
I plan on installing this product over a sub-floor that is constructed of 1 by 8 planks running diagonally over the floor joists (there is a basement under the floor joists). Of course there is some very slight uneveness in the planks and I was wondering if this would create any problems and if I should use any particular underlayment in this case?1 answer
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What is the range of lengths of the boards for the 3/4" x1 answer
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Lengths of boards are from 1' to 7', with the average board being about 3'.Q:
Can this hardwood be glued to concrete and if so what glue would you recommend using?1 answer
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This is not a good choice for a glue down install, Perhaps an engeneered prefinished product would work for your application.