Dark woods tend to show wear and tear pet hair and dirt more readily than lighter color floors.
Red oak floor kitchen.
While there are many species of hardwood fit for flooring.
You finally decided on the perfect hardwood for your floors whether that s a deep rich walnut a warm cherry wood or a rustic oak.
But evidently the age of the wood makes a huge difference in how the color will turn out because the waterlox turned the original red oak to a gorgeous rich brown color with the very first coat.
Red oak hardwood floors have been america s favorite choice for hardwood flooring for decades.
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Now i want to put a new kitchen floor down and i am having a very difficult time finding a color or product that will blend into the dining room.
Homeowners love red oak for its many benefits.
My dining room has original hard wood floors that were refinished two years ago in honey oak.
It was the wood of choice for hardwood flooring and still is.
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It has more of a golden tone than red oak and a more subtle grain pattern.
The wide plank floors are red oak and the gleaming wood warms the whole kitchen.
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The kitchen floor is red oak just like the rest of the house.
A shift towards white oak rather than red oak oak accounts for approximately 80 of hardwood flooring in the us.
Traditional kitchen with red oak flooring tips for choosing the best hardwood floors in the kitchen.
White oak is as durable as red oak and even a bit stronger.
While red oak comprises the majority of this wood as red oak is more abundant and grows wider than white oak more and more consumers are preferring the smoother graining and more contemporary look of white oak.
Choose a light color if you don t want to freak out 5 minutes after the maid leaves.
Nickel gray cabinets keep the look urbane without putting a chill on the room.
White oak is generally quarter sawn for custom cabinetry a process that creates a distinctive grain pattern with a characteristic fleck.