Henry County Hardwoods Unfinished Solid Red Oak Flooring, #1 Common, 2-1/4" x 3/4"

RED OAK · #1 COMMON · 2-1/4"

Unfinished solid red oak flooring in #1 Common grade, 3/4" thick by 2-1/4" wide, from Henry County Hardwoods. #1 Common shows prominent color variation and natural character such as small knots and streaks, a middle ground between a clean and a rustic floor. Red oak brings warm, pinkish-red undertones and a bold, open grain. It is sold unfinished, to be sanded, stained if desired and finished after installation.

• Species: Red oak
• Grade: #1 Common (NWFA: prominent color variation and varying character; sound, readily filled checks and knot holes allowed; average board length at least 28")
• Dimensions: 3/4" x 2-1/4"
• Board type: Strip flooring (NWFA: under 3" wide)
• Finish: Unfinished — sand and finish after installation
• Packaging: 19.7 sq ft per bundle; 42 bundles per pallet (827 sq ft)

Specifications from the NWFA unfinished flooring grading standard.

Henry County 2-1/4" #1 Common red oak: common questions

Where can I buy Henry County 2-1/4" #1 Common red oak near Atlanta or Nashville?

NDM Floors Distributor carries Henry County 2-1/4" #1 Common red oak at our three stores: Stockbridge, GA (south metro Atlanta, 470-507-0711), Marietta, GA (north metro Atlanta, 770-627-4313) and Brentwood, TN (Nashville area, 629-216-1555). Stock varies by store, so call ahead to confirm availability and get a quote.

What does #1 Common grade mean for red oak flooring?

Under the NWFA grading standard, #1 Common flooring shows prominent color variation and natural character. Sound, readily filled checks and knot holes are allowed, broken knots are limited to 1/2 inch, and the average board length is at least 28 inches.

How many square feet are in a bundle of Henry County 2-1/4" red oak flooring?

Henry County Hardwoods 2-1/4-inch red oak flooring comes 19.7 sq ft per bundle, with 42 bundles per pallet (827 sq ft). Order by the bundle, or by the pallet for larger jobs.

Is Henry County red oak flooring prefinished?

No. Henry County Hardwoods #1 Common red oak flooring is unfinished: install it first, then sand, stain if desired and finish it on site, so you can choose any color and sheen.

What is the difference between red oak and white oak flooring?

Red oak flooring has warm, pinkish-red undertones and a bold, open grain, while white oak runs tan to brown with less pink, a favorite for natural and neutral stain colors. On the Janka hardness scale, red oak rates about 1290 and white oak about 1360.

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