Solid Hardwood Flooring

Oregon or Western Ash (Fraxinus latifolia)  //  Hardness : 1160 

Oregon or western ash grows along the Pacific Coast. Ash wood flooring is strong, hard, and stiff, with good shock resistance. The heartwood of the white ash group is brown, with light-colored or nearly white sapwood, but harder than Walnut, Maple or Mahogany.

The qualities that make ash desirable for tool handles, oars, and baseball bats also make it an extremely durable flooring material.

Customize your Ash Floor

Remember you can (should in some cases) mix and match textures for just the right look. For example, Skip Planing assumes a Circle or Band Sawn texture, and a Chipped texture works best when combined with a more rustic texture and wood. 

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Smooth - Ash
Smooth - Ash

Smooth hardwood floors are sanded to an even, uniform finish, without edge or corner beveling.

Sculpted - Ash
Sculpted - Ash

Sculpted or textured hardwood floors add a subtle 3-D texture for dimension and character. 

Chipped - Ash
Chipped - Ash

Chipped hardwood floors are randomly chipped, for a hand finished look with distinctive character. 

Circle Sawn - Ash
Circle Sawn - Ash

Circle sawn hardwood floors are resawn on a 24 inch circular saw, for an historic mill look.

Pillowed - Ash
Pillowed - Ash

Pillowed edge hardwood floors are gently rounded on each edge to subtly accentuate every board.

Skip Planed - Ash
Skip Planed - Ash

Each resawn plank is skip planed back to a partially smooth finish. You choose the percentage.

Square Peg - Ash
Square Peg - Ash

Square peg hardwood floors add four square pegs to every board, for an antique craftsman feel. 

Wirebrush - Ash
Wirebrush - Ash

Wire brushed hardwood floors accentuate the grain with a subtle dimensional texture.

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Experienced Flooring Contractors

Hiring experienced hardwood flooring contractors may save costly mistakes, but definitely improves the overall quality and life of your floor. Each of our employees has over 10 years professional experience installing hardwood floors. As a bonded/insured contractor, the unexpected is fully covered.