Sam's Club Solid Oak Flooring

14 years ago

Has anyone used this flooring? It figures out to be $2.96 a square foot.

3/4" thick solid oak flooring in Gunstock color

4 side tongue and groove for easy installation

UV top coat with aluminum oxide for extreme surface durability

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jrdwyer
14 years ago
If you are just shopping for the lowest price on pre-finished solid oak flooring, then I recently saw an ad from a local, Midwest located, big-box store having solid red oak, pre-finished for $2.40/sf. This is a Made in the USA product at a price that even surprised me. It goes to show how weak demand is right now for commodity type flooring.

If you're willing to go with site finishing, then you can get unfinished solid red or white oak in varying widths, plain or R&Q for around $1.70-$2.30/sf plus shipping.
beth
14 years ago
R&Q for $1.70 - $2.30. That's excellent. Can you share where you found that?
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jrdwyer
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Here is the link. I have no affiliation with this company, but they did send me some free samples a four years ago when I installed my hardwood floor.

I ended up buying from a source that is closer to where I live to both save on shipping and also to support the local hardwood industry. I am connected to flooring via forestry and timber sales that go to sawmills/integrated flooring producers. Unfortunately, the source I purchased from was not the most precise in their milling standards.

Make sure whoever you purchase from states in writing what their milling and drying standards are and how returns are handled.

Here is a link that might be useful: CountryPlank
dhudson815_gmail_com
13 years ago
i am interested in hardwood flooring i need 650 sq ft of it in golden oak or honey oak do you have it please show me samples to view so i can decide thanks

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