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What is width of the red oak flooring planks?

2 years ago

Ours is 1.5" but I like the wider width. Are they 5"?

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felizlady
2 years ago
Gorgeous drop-leaf table. Love the floor and the paneling, too. Classic quality.
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Hull Forest Products - Wide Plank Floors
2 years ago
Grown and crafted in New England, this custom red oak plank floor features a mix of widths from 6 to 15 inches wide, with plank lengths from 4-10’+ and average plank lengths of 7 feet and longer. Visit www.hullforest.com or call us at 800-353-3331 for a quote.
Jan Bauer thanked Hull Forest Products - Wide Plank Floors
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Jan Bauer
Original Author
2 years ago
6 to 15 inches? Fantastic! Thank you for letting me know so I know what to look for. I'm in Alberta, Canada.

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