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END GRAIN

WORTHWOOD

Solid and Engineered Wood Block Flooring

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Oregon Lumber Company's End Grain flooring has been specified for corporate offices, museums, retail stores, libraries, student unions, music centers, and residencies. The butcher block durability along with the penetrating low maintenance oil finish has proven long term performance with an economical cost.  Jobs dating back to the 1930’s are still performing.  Worthwood originates from Douglas Fir trim ends recovered on a salvage basis. The recycled Pacific Northwest lumber is kiln dried, precision machined, turned on end and machined into flexible strips. Once installed, the end grain has a non-repeating appearance and is acoustically absorbent.  Available in Oak, Hemlock, Douglas Fir, and Alder. Also available prefinished.

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Available in 3/4" to 2 1/2" thickness. Widths from 3 1/8" to 5 3/8" wide. Lengths heavy to 31 - 34”. Applied with adhesive to concrete or other flat surfaces. Factory sanded to 60 grit unfinished or prefinished.

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Engineered Mosaic Oak is manufactured from recovered oak to form a mosaic of non-repeating end grain patterns. 

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Engineered 7" x 7" is manufactured from European White Oak cants that are sliced, carefully dried, and pressed to a core and backer. 

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