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<blockquote data-quote="rodeojoe" data-source="post: 5710228" data-attributes="member: 2463"><p>I really found this guide super interesting.</p><p>I installed and finished hardwood floors for about 30 years. (bad back)</p><p>I could pretty much figure the species of wood floor for matching. Lower grades look much different than higher grades of flooring. </p><p>General categories for oak are red and white. It is easy to tell if it is a Chinese species too.</p><p>All those years and I never bothered to look at a guide like that. I don't know why?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rodeojoe, post: 5710228, member: 2463"] I really found this guide super interesting. I installed and finished hardwood floors for about 30 years. (bad back) I could pretty much figure the species of wood floor for matching. Lower grades look much different than higher grades of flooring. General categories for oak are red and white. It is easy to tell if it is a Chinese species too. All those years and I never bothered to look at a guide like that. I don't know why? [/QUOTE]
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