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Red oak (Quercus rubra) is the most prevalent species used in wood flooring in North America. This wood is characterized by a distinctive, textured grain and clearly visible growth rings. Tones range from pinkish beige to reddish brown. Red oak changes color moderately over time, becoming slightly amber tinged. This wood has a hardness rating […]

The growth rings of white ash (Fraxinus americana) are quite visible, though less pronounced than in oak. Colors range from creamy white with golden undertones to dark brown. White ash changes color moderately over time, becoming amber tinged. This wood has a hardness rating of 1 320 in the Janka test

The grain of white oak (Quercus alba) resembles that of red oak. Growth rings are also quite visible. Colors range from light creamy brown to grayish brown. White oak changes color moderately over time, becoming slightly amber tinged. This wood has a hardness rating of 1 360 in the Janka test.