Missouri Hardwood Unfinished Solid White Oak Flooring, #3 Common, 5" x 3/4"

WHITE OAK · #3 COMMON · 5"

Unfinished solid white oak flooring in #3 Common grade, 3/4" thick by 5" wide, from Missouri Hardwood, the flooring brand milled by Hardwoods of Missouri, LLC in Birch Tree, Missouri. #3 Common is a rustic mill grade below #2 Common, with the heaviest knots, color contrast and milling marks, and more boards to fill or cut out. White oak runs tan to brown with less pink than red oak, a favorite for natural and neutral stain colors. It is sold unfinished, to be sanded, stained if desired and finished after installation.

• Species: White oak
• Grade: #3 Common (a mill grade below NWFA #2 Common; Missouri Hardwood lists it as Tavern grade)
• Dimensions: 3/4" x 5"
• Board type: Plank flooring (NWFA: 3" and wider)
• Finish: Unfinished — sand and finish after installation
• Mill: Hardwoods of Missouri, LLC, Birch Tree, MO
• Packaging: 23.35 sq ft per bundle; 840 sq ft per pallet

Specifications from the Missouri Hardwood mill site.

Missouri Hardwood 5" #3 Common white oak: common questions

Where can I buy Missouri Hardwood 5" #3 Common white oak near Atlanta or Nashville?

NDM Floors Distributor carries Missouri Hardwood 5" #3 Common white 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 #3 Common grade mean for white oak flooring?

#3 Common is a mill grade below #2 Common; the NWFA grading standard stops at #2 Common, and Missouri Hardwood lists this grade as Tavern (#3). Expect heavy knots, color contrast and milling marks, and plan on filling or cutting out more boards than with #2 Common.

How many square feet are in a bundle of Missouri Hardwood 5" white oak flooring?

Missouri Hardwood 5-inch white oak flooring comes 23.35 sq ft per bundle, and a full pallet holds 840 sq ft. Order by the bundle, or by the pallet for larger jobs.

Who makes Missouri Hardwood flooring?

Missouri Hardwood flooring is made by Hardwoods of Missouri, LLC at its mill in Birch Tree, Missouri. The mill lists red oak, white oak and hickory flooring in Select & Better, #1 Common, #2 Common and Tavern (#3) grades.

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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