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XL Plank Hardwood by Breezewood - American Gunstock White Oak

    XL Plank Hardwood by Breezewood

    Hardwood |SKU# WO3314MRY31R

    BreezeWood Floors’ XL Plank Solid Hardwood flooring is made in Southwestern Ontario using sustainably sourced, high quality Canadian hardwoods. XL Plank is a unique, extra-long solid hardwood flooring, offered only by BreezeWood Hardwood Flooring. These ¾” thick tongue & groove solid hardwood floors, boasting wide widths and extra-long board lengths, are available in Select & Traditional grades, and showcase all the natural beauty of our genuine Canadian wood species. XL Plank solid hardwood flooring is a ‘made to order’ product, so the options are endless to create a wood floor that is uniquely your own.

    Color: American Gunstock White Oak
    • American Gunstock White Oak
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    • Natural Hard Maple
    • Natural Hickory
    • Natural White Oak
    • Woodland Hard Maple
    Available Size: 3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25 & " X Max:3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25 & Mi"
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    Specifications

    Brand
    Breezewood
    Product Line
    XL Plank Hardwood
    Color
    American Gunstock White Oak
    SKU #
    WO3314MRY31R
    Dimensions
    3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25 & " X Max:3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25 & Mi"
    Application
    Residential
    Category
    Solid
    Country of Origin
    Canada
    Durability
    5
    Edge Profile
    Micro Bevel
    Environmentally Friendly
    Sustainable
    Gloss Level
    High
    Installation Method
    Nail Down
    Janka Rating
    1360
    Length
    #X-3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25 & Mi Inches
    Limited Warranty Residential
    Limited Lifetime
    Look
    Plank
    Molding Options
    Quarter Round, Reducer, Threshold
    Surface Type
    Smooth
    Thickness
    3/4 Inches
    Water Protection
    Standard
    Weight per Carton
    3 Lbs.
    Width
    3.25, 4.25, 5.25, 6.25 & Inches

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