Tannery Oak T&G Flooring

Tannery Oak is new circle-sawn white oak. The wood is carefully fumed in Trestlewood's special fuming chamber creating a deep, rich color and texture combination. Trestlewood manufactures tongue-and-groove flooring, taking care not to disturb the perfect rustic face, which creates a charming rustic look straight out of a Normandy farmhouse.

Specification Sheet #6029 - Tannery Oak T&G Flooring

Species	Oak (focus is on White Oak, but Red Oak can also be included)
Source	Tannery Oak is new material which Trestlewood has processed to look rustic and aged. In some cases, Trestlewood will use NatureAged Oak and further process it to create an especially aged looking product.
Flooring Type	Solid Wood, Unfinished
Profile	Tongue and Groove (T&G)
Knots	Unlimited; some knots are broken, loose or fallen out
Holes	Standard Tannery Oak has only an ocassional random nail hole. Tannery Oak processed from Coverboard Oak has nail holes every 3 to 4 feet.
Checking/Cracks	Surface checking is allowed; some cracking is allowed as long as board is sound.
Grain Pattern	Primarily Flat Sawn
Standard Dimensions	a) Thickness (net): 3/4"; b) Width: Random, primarily 3" to 7"; most common widths are 4" and 5"; small amounts of wider boards (8 to 9" and 10"+) are sometimes available; and c) Length: 2 to 8' with no more than 10% of total footage shorter than 4'
Textures Available	As-is (circlesawn), Skip-planed and Smooth. The unique Tannery Oak look is more pronounced in less-processed versions of this product.
Skip-Planed Texture	Skip-Planed Texture is achieved by using the color and texture of Tannery Oak 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 color and texture. Some pieces (roughly 50% of the square footage) may "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.
As-Is Texture	As-is (circlesawn) texture is achieved by running the flooring through the molder without hitting the top surface. The resulting product will not fit together as perfectly as standard milled flooring. There will be some over-wood along the seems where pieces of flooring come together and some variations along single boards. Such characteristics should be considered standard in this product.
Other	Characteristics apply to the material's best face

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