Antique Oak Skip-Planed T&G Flooring

You can't beat Antique Oak for a solid, steady, ever-popular wood floor with a great history. The skip-planed texture is achieved by using the texture of weathered timbers or lumber and lightly planing that as-is face.

Specification Sheet #6011 - Antique Oak T&G Flooring

Species	Oak (White Oak and Red Oak mixed)
Source	Barns, corncribs, stables, mills, homes and other buildings and agricultural/industrial/construction structures and materials from different locations in North America
Flooring Type	Solid Wood, Unfinished
Profile	Tongue and Groove (T&G)
Knots	Unlimited; some knots are broken, loose or fallen out
Holes	Random nail holes; occasional bolt holes or peg holes. Nail and bolt holes commonly have some stain surrounding the hole.
Checking/Cracks	Moderate surface checking; some cracking is allowed as long as the board is sound.
Grain Pattern	Mixed
Standard Dimensions	a) Thickness: 3/4"; b) Width: 2", 3", 4" and 5"; c) Length: 1' to 10'.
Textures Available	Smooth, Skip-Planed, Circle-Sawn and As-Is
Skip-Planed Texture	Skip-Planed Texture is achieved by using the texture of weathered timbers or lumber and lightly planing that as-is face. The look of the skip-planed material will vary substantially from piece to piece. Some of the characteristics that will vary substantially from piece to piece are: original weathering (brown/gray, deeply checked/relatively smooth); original texture (circlesawn/bandsawn/weathered smooth); species (red/white oak); and color (light tan/pinkish/brown/gray/etc.) Some pieces (roughly 70% of the square footage) will "clean up" entirely and have no skipping. Because the finish face of Skip-Planed flooring is not entirely milled, there will often be a slight "lip" along the seams where two floor boards come together upon installation. Attention to slight differences from piece to piece may minimize the impact of these differences, but will not eliminate it as an issue entirely.
Appearance Variation	Wood characteristics vary substantially from piece to piece. Reclaimed wood characteristics vary from piece to piece even more than new wood. Samples are provided to show some of the possible characteristics that reclaimed wood may have, but Trestlewood makes no representation that the finished product will resemble the samples provided or have similar characteristics (apart from the characteristics described in the specification sheets).
Other	Characteristics apply to the flooring board's finished face.

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