END GRAIN
Our End Grain wood flooring products are the most durable and resilient flooring surfaces available. End Grain is made by continuously cross-cutting or slicing logs or cants into blocks or rounds, with the annual growth rings exposed on every piece.
SPECIFICATIONS
ASH
Ash is a hardwood, which grows in North America and is most popular for construction of baseball bats. It has a light tan to a dark brown color. It is similar in appearance to white oak, but frequently more yellow.
½" depth minimum
Individual block face size: 3"x 3"
Spec: Master Field Finish
Finish: End Grain WOCA Oil Finish
Maintenance Instructions
Blocks
COLORS:
BIRCH
Birch is a hardwood that grows primarily in northeast U.S. and Canada. It is in the same family as alder and hornbeam. Birch is commonly called gray, white, black, curly, silver, and even yellow birch. Its sapwood is creamy white, while the heartwood is golden brown. Birch is a very attractive choice for end grain, especially with water-based urethane.
¾" standard depth
Individual block face sizes: 2"x 2"; 3"x 3"; 4"x 4"; 3"x 5⅞"
Custom sizes available upon request.
Spec: Master Field Finish
Finish: End Grain WOCA Oil Finish
Maintenance Instructions
Blocks
COLORS:
CHERRY
Cherry is a hardwood that grows in the northern United States. It has a reddish-brown color similar to Alder, though tighter growth rings. Cherry will darken with age. Although popular for cabinetry and furniture, the most common use for cherry is for wood flooring.
½" depth minimum
Individual block face size: 3"x 3"
Spec: Master Field Finish
Finish: End Grain WOCA Oil Finish
Maintenance Instructions
COLORS: