Riva floors or other Select Engineered wood?
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Comments (5)When it comes to "trends" vs. "timelessness" you want to look at your personal timeline for selling. Are you planning to sell in the next 5-7 years? If so, go with the trend and ignore your own tastes. If you sell in a few years then you are not buying/constructing the home for yourself. You are creating it for the NEXT buyer. If you are in it for the long haul (7+ years) then you put in the floor that makes YOU happy and that makes YOU smile and that makes YOU feel better about your choices. If you want flooring that can be "extended" into other areas for a later remodel (like in 10 years time) then work with the 3" product. It will be around for a long, long, long time. Wide planks are trending HEAVILY right now. They come and go. And if you are in there for 10+ years, you will want to have the option of refinishing so that when it comes time to sell, you can update your floors for $5/sf instead of having to pay someone to rip out and replace the floors ($10+ per square foot for a job like that)....See MoreEngineered vs. solid 5" white oak floors/select vs. character
Comments (10)"What do you recommend for installation?" A true rift and quartered solid 5 1/4" only needs to be nailed (I don't like staples) providing you have the relative humidity in check in all areas of the dwelling. No need for gluing. That reference comes from plain sawn (regular) hardwoods. "Not a professional, but much of the "engineered" hate seems to stem from the past." Thanks sprinkles. There are still a good number of 'old schoolers' out there too that only want the real thing. Take your time and understand the differences. There can be a lot to know....See MoreEmily Morrow Home or Other Durable Engineered Floors with Dogs
Comments (1)Does anyone with dogs have any experience with Nydree hardwoof or their wide plank oak and how it has held up?...See Moremy riva floors came with a lot of fillers
Comments (2)As a Riva brand dealer, we've also observed the presence of fillers in the wood, as you mentioned. Attached is a picture of the 10" Max Character Earth. Since the fillers used match the colors of the wood, they shouldn't be too noticeable after installation....See MoreK A
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