1/2″ x 1 1/2″ #2 Common Unfinished Solid White Oak Flooring
$4.59 sq. ft.
Description
This is our 1/2 Inch Thick by 1 1/2 Inch Wide Unfinished Solid White Oak flooring in #2 Common Grade. This grade is more of a “rustic” grade the higher grades of white oak flooring, like #1 Common or Select.
Expect to see plenty of knots and plenty of the shorter boards in this 2 Common grade oak flooring. You will also have a significant amount of the shorter planks in this grade when compared to the higher grades of this flooring.
Each plank measures 1/2″ thickness, 1 1/2″ width, by random lengths from 1 to 7 feet long.
Additional information
| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Min order bundle(s) / carton(s) | 12 |
| Square Feet Per Bundle / cartons | 25 |
| Width | 1 1/2" |
| Thickness | 1/2" |
| Length | Random Lengths from 1 to 7 Feet |
| Install Method | Nail Down or Staple Down |
| Milling Profile | Tongue & Groove |
| Finish | Unfinished |
| Grade | #2 Common |
| Wood Specie | White Oak |
| Construction Type | Solid Hardwood Flooring |
| Country Of Origin | Made in USA |
| Janka Hardness Rating | 1360 |
| Minimum Length | 12" |
| Maximum Length | 84" |
| Production Time | Ships Next Business Day |
| Lead Time | Stock Item |
| Pattern | Random Lengths |
| Model | 1122COMWO12 |
| Edge Profile | Square Edges & Ends |
Underlayment & Padding
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 Hardwood Flooring Underlayment - Moisture Retarder Paper - $89/Roll - Free Shipping
|
500 SF roll of hardwood flooring underlayment. For use with all types of engineered and solid hardwood flooring for nail or staple down applications over wooden subfloors. FREE SHIPPING. |
$89.00Buy Now |
Unfinished White Oak Moldings & Transition Strips
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 Unfinished White Oak T Molding
|
94" Long and 2" Wide - Use this T-Molding Transition Strip where your hardwood floor meets up to any other hard surface flooring of equal or nearly-equal height. If your hardwood floor is transitioning to another hard surface floor that is 1/4" higher or lower, you should consider a Threshold instead of a T-Mold. | $34.60Buy Now |
