Site Finished Solid Strip Flooring Click a swatch below to view detailed information. Ash Birch Beech Brazilian Cherry Cherry (Black) Australian Cypress Hickory/Pecan Mahogany Maple Oak (Red) Walnut Oak (White) Oak (Red) (Quercus spp) Color: Heart and sapwood are similar with sapwood lighter in color; most pieces have a reddish tone. Slightly redder than white Grain: Open, slightly coaser (more porous) than white oak. Plainsawn boards have a plumed or flared grain appearance; riftsawn has a tighter grain pattern, low figuring; quartersawn has a flake pattern, sometimes called tiger oak, tiger rays or butterflies. Availability: Commodity item available in ALL types, styles and sizes of flooring Properties: Hardness: 1290 Janka Table(benchmark) Durability: Stiff & dense, resist wear, less durable than white oak. Workability: Sawing: Above average Nailing: Good Sanding: Satisfactorily, better than white oak Finishing: Strong stain contrast, because of pores     Left-Oil based / Right-Water based finish
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