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Curly Quarter-Sawn Hard Maple
"Oh my Gosh" this stuff is beautiful! We sort out "curly" boards from both our "Quarter-Sawn Maple" and our "Perfect Quarter-Sawn & Ray-Flecked Maple" stock, thus improving the appearance of all three products. The "curl" in our "Curly Quarter-Sawn Maple" is best described as a "medium curl" (as opposed to a "musical grade" deep curl). This is an all white product as the brown heartwood is trimmed off (95% free of heartwood). As with all of our products, all boards are clear of knots and defects. Regular customers call for availability.
The finest quarter-sawn engineered flooring available anywhere.Home | About Quarter-Sawn Flooring | Quarter-Sawn and Perfect Quarter-Sawn | Our Engineering Process | What is Chatoyance? | Quarter-Sawn Flooring Products | Quarter-Sawn White Oak Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Walnut Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Maple Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Ray Flecked Maple Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Black Cherry Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Ray Flecked Cherry Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Red Oak Flooring | Quarter-Sawn Specialties | Curly Hard Maple | Curly Black Cherry | Curly Walnut | Your Wood | Solid Quarter-Sawn White Oak | Solid Riff-Sawn White Oak | Solid Walnut | About Floor Medallions | Floor Medallion Portfolio | Designing Floor Medallions | About River-Reclaimed Flooring | River-Reclaimed Examples | River-Reclaimed History | About the Company | Our Factory | News | Builders, Designers & Architects |
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There is a big difference between standard quarter-sawn flooring and the product we sell. You can legally call a floorboard “quarter-sawn” if its grain is between 60-90 degrees. This is best flooring available from other hardwood flooring companies. Our unique sawing process produces floorboards that are of a much higher quality with a much tighter grain – between 80-90 degrees. Having the grain running perpendicular to the surface of the flooring, while far more time intensive to produce, cuts across the wood's ray cells yielding "ray-flecked" grain with a spectacularly iridescent and shimmering "flake figure".
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