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Virginia Mill Works 7/16" x 4-3/4" Tobacco Road Acacia Easy Click |
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This installation was a snap! Everyone that saw it being installed said they wanted it for their house including construction workers that have seen a lot of floors installed.
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The brillant variations in wood color sets it apart
from other wood flooring. Adds charm and character to a 1970's home; Adventurous grandchildren can't hurt flooring.
We just installed this flooring in our master bedroom. It is absolutely georgeous! My husband and I installed it in one day. It was very easy to install with little waste. We will eventually be installing this in other rooms throughout the house. We are so glad we found this floor. Have been looking for wood flooring for a couple of years and as soon as I saw this floor, I knew it was the one. The colors are amazing!!
This was exactly what we have been hoping and dreaming of. We are still waiting for the installers to complete the job and that is frustrating...but absolutely no reflection of the outstanding product
Our floors are beautiful!
Floating floor is easy to install, especially with the kit you can purchase, this floor went down very easily, there was very little waste of flooring also. The colors in Tobacco Road are just beautiful, I wish I had it all through my house!
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We put this floor in last weekend. About 900 sq ft. I was ecstatic how easy it was to install. We planned the whole weekend and were finsihed by 2pm on Sunday. Enough time left to clean, put all furniture back, wash up and go out for celebratory dinner. The look of the wood is beautiful and we are happy with our choice.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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How much of an expansion space to you leave between the flooring and wall when you install it?1 answer
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7/16" expansion space.Q:
We recently installed the Virginia Mill Works Co Tobacco Road Acacia in our new home. What or where can I find the care instructions for this product once it is installed? I want it to always look as amazing as it does today thus I want to be sure to take care of it properly.1 answer
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We can only recommend our Bellawood Floor Cleaner, or cleaners that are safe for water based urethane finishes. Never use any polish, wax, oil soaps or cleaners that add shine to the floor. In addition, we do not recommend using steamers or wet-jet cleaning systems for hardwood because spraying can collect moisture in between board edges. The use of these products is at your own risk.Q:
Does the floor scratch easily? My current house has older hardwood floors which my dogs easily scratch when playing. Looking for a more durable floor.1 answer
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This product question would be better answered by our Sales Department, they are more familiar with all of our flooring products and can better assist you with your questions.Q:
The description for this Acacia flooring says it is 3/4" thick, but the specs say it is 7/16". Which is it really?1 answer
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This flooring is 7/16" Thick x 4-3/4" WideQ:
Is this product good to install if you have big dogs? Is it onthe slippy side? Also if dog pee is left on will it stain?1 answer
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Despite today's advanced technology, water spills, dirt and other abrasive substances can damage a wood floor's finish. Location, traffic patterns, how often the floor is vacuumed and cleaned, children and/or pets are all factors that influence wear and durability.Q:
Is this floor 1st or 2nd? Are the boxes loaded with similiar length pieces or might I find an excessive amount of "mill ends" in the boxes?1 answer
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This is a natural grade flooring product.Q:
My wife and I are not real Familiar with the hardwood flooring industry. we are looking at putting down the hardwood flooring over an 3/4 osb subfloor, we are looking at the " Tobacco rd" style flooring are there any underlayment we would have to get in addition to the flooring itself. and what about the security of this quick click as opposed to nail down or glue down applicatins. we want something that would be secure and not come loose after a period of time like foundation settlement etc.1 answer
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This is a floating floor that would lay over one of of our padded underlayments. It benefits are easier installation, lower labor cost, great for DIY'rs. A traditional tongue and groove naildown can have a more solid feel under foot. An OSB Subfloor can accommodate either installation. See all Tobacco Road flooring - www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/s/TobaccoQ:
Is this Virginia Mill Works 7/16" x 4-3/4" Tobacco Road Acacia Easy Click suitable for the kitchen?1 answer
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Hardwood, engineered, laminate (higher warranty laminate is better in high traffic areas like kitchens), vinyl, 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. Like hardwood flooring, spills should be toweled dry promptly.Q:
Can this be used on walls and ceilings?1 answer
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While we do not have any manufacturer's specifications on how to do ceiling or wall installations, we have had customers install on ceilings using Tongue and Groove flooring. One method used is to ring shank or screw plywood first on the rafters and then fasten flooring to plywood. Softer woods, lower profile (thinner), and engineered flooring would be easier to nail over your head. Fastening can be done with finish nailers or hand nailing. Ring shank nails can hold better than standard finish nails.Q:
Can this be used on walls and ceilings?1 answer
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While we do not have any manufacturer's specifications on how to do ceiling or wall installations, we have had customers install on ceilings using Tongue and Groove flooring. One method used is to ring shank or screw plywood first on the rafters and then fasten flooring to plywood. Softer woods, lower profile (thinner), and engineered flooring would be easier to nail over your head. Fastening can be done with finish nailers or hand nailing. Ring shank nails can hold better than standard finish nails. |
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