#solid sawn

When most people hear hardwood floors, what crosses their minds is red oak. It is the oldest design for this type of flooring and one that matches with any home. Whether yours is traditional or modern one, this design can give your interior the charm you are looking to get. It is best applicable in areas with high traffic due to its high resistance capability. For an extravagant style, you can consider adding dark and opaque tone to the neutral and contemporary spaces. This will give you the ideal balance you have always desired to get, and contrast will be amazing. One of the best flooring options that give your home or office a fashionable look is hardwood. It is durable and easy to maintain which will save you flooring cost. Add beauty to your interior to using this flooring option with the help of professionals from Hardwood Giant. They will give an excellent service to give your home a look you have always desired.

When selecting new hardwood for your home it can be confusing as to why there is solid hardwood and engineered hardwood.  Both are very good types of flooring.  However, both come with their pros and cons.  The benefit of a solid hardwood is that they can be sanded and refinished around three times.  These floors, if maintained properly, can last a lifetime.  However, so can a good engineered hardwood.  The con of a solid hardwood is that it cannot go below grade.  Where an engineered hardwood can.  If the area that you are looking at installing new hardwood is above grade and has a wood subfloor then either solid or engineered hardwood will work for you.  One thing to keep in mind is the humidity in your home.  An engineered product will need to have the humidity kept between 40%-60%.  A solid product will need to have the humidity kept between 45%-55%.  Hardwood is a natural product and moves with humidity changes.  If your home is not kept in the right humidity levels your hardwood could cup and/or gap.  We do have an engineered hardwood line that has an engineered product that can be sanded as many times as a solid and the humidity levels in your home can be between 30%-70%.  So if you do not want to worry about your homes humidity levels, and you want to be able to refinish your floors numerous times, then check out Vintage Hardwood Floor's Solid Sawn Product: http://www.vintageflooring.com/product_ss_ex.php