Virginia Mill Works 3/4 in. Pioneer Leather Hickory Solid Hardwood Flooring 5 in. Wide, LL Flooring (Lumber Liquidators)

Description

Wood products are natural with variations in color, tone and grain patterns, not considered a flaw or defect. They look like floors from the days when floors were finished by hand. About Virginia Mill Works:Reminiscent of the charming, handcrafted floors found in Colonial American homes, Virginia Mill Works hardwood flooring uniquely combines the look of old-world craftsmanship with modern design and finish. Follow your sales associate's instructions for your flooring type.- Must be installed over a clean, stable, flat, smooth, and dry surface.- For a more natural look, mix planks well when installing. The rich, time-worn stain and wire-brushed texture harken days gone by, while modern construction offers durability. Guard Gold Certified - Installation Type: Nail, Glue, Nail with Glue Assist Installation Tips:- Nail-down or Glue-down* installation. (*Professional installation highly recommended for Glue-down applications, and only with approved glue.)- Acclimate your flooring before installing. Make a statement with a sophisticated take on vintage design. Pioneer Leather Hickory solid hardwood captures the essence of American craftsmanship. Wood products are natural with variations in color, tone and grain patterns, not considered a flaw or defect. There’s a 5% allowance established for pieces exhibiting one or more milling/ finishing defects. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use of a moisture barrier.

Key Features

• Characteristics may vary to include: slight imperfections in milling, color fading/darkening when exposed to UV sunlight or heat exposure, a reasonable amount of slightly open checks, mineral streaks, knots, and splits are not considered.
• Pioneer Leather Hickory solid hardwood captures the essence of American craftsmanship.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use of a moisture barrier.
• Wood products are natural with variations in color, tone and grain patterns, not considered a flaw or defect.
• They look like floors from the days when floors were finished by hand.
• Finished flooring will have a plank face that’s practically free of most finishing defects such as: debris, low ends, missing finish, or scratches.