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Benefits of hardwood
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Testing a hardwood
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Types of hardwood
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Wood floor grades
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Installing
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There are 3 grades of wood floor. Those wood floor grades are:
- 1st grade wood floor, almost clear and free of knots and color variation
- 2nd grade wood floor, provides a varied and natural appearance. It's the most common selection of wood floor.
- 3rd grade wood floor, is the most rustic looking wood floor and has the most knots and imperfections.
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For an interesting looking wood floor, various widths are chosen and laid in a repeating sequence.
The common wood floor widths are:
- 3/4" thick, 2 1/4" wide wood floor with varied lengths (most commonly chosen wood floor type)
- 3/4" thick,3 1/4" wide wood floor, varied lengths
- 3/4" thick, 4, 5, 7 and 8" wide wood floor
Some of the different types of wood floor available:
- Red Oak wood floor
- White Oak wood floor
- Maple wood floor
- American Cherry wood floor
- Brazilian Cherry wood floor
- Hickory wood floor
- Pecan wood floor
- Ash wood floor
- Southern Yellow Pine wood floor
- Mahogany wood floor
- Birch wood floor
- Beech wood floor
- Larch wood floor
- Lacewood wood floor
- Merbau wood floor
- Antique Heart Pine wood floor
- Purple Heart wood floor
- Fir wood floor
- Alder wood floor
- Teak wood floor
- Poplar wood floor
- Australian Cypress wood floor
- Walnut wood floor
- Padauk wood floor
- Bamboo wood floor
- Red Cedar wood floor
Remember, no matter which wood floor you choose, you will still need a  subfloor to permanently protect your wood floor against water damage.
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