Monticello Flooring White Oak Gunstock Stain Standard Antique 5 inch Prefinished Solid Hardwood Flooring

Product Description

Gunstock stain White Oak helps blend the overall color, and provides a medium brown color. Monticello Standard Antique grade offers a primarily #1 Common product with a more rustic appearance.

Monticello Flooring and Lumber is proud to present the Davenport Collection, a line of prefinished solid hardwood flooring that is completely manufactured in the United States. The line consists of all domestic wood species that are harvested from the Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturer's Verified Sustainable Hardwood Forests. The manufacturers that participate in this program, like Monticello who is a verified member, offer a commitment to maintaining our domestic forests in an environmentally friendly manner.

Monticello Flooring is a NOFMA mill. NOFMA (North American Flooring Manufacturers Association) is responsible for the formulation and administration of industry standards relating to hardwood flooring. Establishing grading rules is a major part of these standards.

Standard Antique Grade

Grade Mix: 60% #1 Common / 40% #2 Common

This product will offer a primarily #1 COMMON product with a more rustic appearance. The face of the strips will contain SOUND wood characteristics which are even and smooth after filling and finishing.

The following Characters are admitted: worm holes, season and kiln checks; broken knots up to 3/8" in diameter; minor imperfections in matching; some torn grain and burns, Other characters will be permitted if they do not impede the soundness of the floor.

Large grub holes, splits EXTENDING through the board, shake and similar unsound defects are NOT PERMITTED.

Average lengths will be less than those found in the CHOICE product and DESIGNERS CHOICE

It is the primary goal of the Davenport Collection line to limit to the extent possible the inclusion of any allowable characters that will in any way detract from the look or the quality of the product.

PLEASE NOTE: Occasionally, small flaws occur during transportation, cutting, etc., which do not necessarily preclude use of the board. These may be used for cuts required when installing the flooring, providing this does not affect the total footage calculated for the project, faulty boards that are affected should not be used. Should the problem repeat itself over more than 10% of the total ordered floor contact your retailer.