Hartco American Scrape Hickory - Amber Grain Dining Room

Hartco American Scrape Hickory – Amber Grain EAS502EE – Engineered Hardwood 3/8″ x 5″

$5.69 / sq. ft. $5.69 / sq. ft.207.69

American Scrape is crafted with a proprietary, random scraping technique that ensures every board is unique and authentic.

Made in America
Lifetime Residential Warranty
10 Year Commercial Warranty

Minimum order quantity is 109.5 sq. ft.
Special Order: 3-21 Days

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SKU: WFPRFIAR-100.002 Categories: Blonde Hardwood Floors, Brands, Engineered Hardwood, Flooring, Hand-Scraped Hardwood Flooring, Hardwood Flooring, Hartco, Hickory, Species

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

American Scrape is crafted with a proprietary, random scraping technique that ensures every board is unique and authentic. Hand-scraped hardwood flooring adds depth and character to any room in your home. It creates an old-world feel but work equally well even in contemporary interior designs. In addition, a hand-scraped hardwood floor has an uneven appearance that changes as lighting changes to produce a different impact during different times of the day. Plus, that textured finish helps hide scratches, marks, and dents so your wood floors can withstand high traffic from your kids and pets.

Features & Specifications

Collection: American Scrape
Surface Texture: Hand Scraped
Construction: Engineered Hardwood
Color: Amber Grain (Light Brown)
Species/Visual: Hickory
Gloss: Medium Gloss
Finish: Urethane
Edge Detail: Micro / Micro
Grading: Best
Light Sensitivity: Moderate

Product Dimensions

Width: 5″
Length: Varying Lengths 10″ – 60″
Thickness: 3/8″
Sqft Per Box: 36.5

Installation Methods

DIY Level: Experienced
Where to Install this Floor: Below/On/Above Ground Level
Installation Methods:
- Floating: Flooring is glued together and floats on top of the subfloor. An underlayment pad is rolled out over the subfloor to protect against moisture and improve sound transmission. If the flooring has a pad attached, an underlayment is not required.
- Glue: Adhesive is spread onto the subfloor using a trowel. Flooring is then placed into the adhesive.
- Staple: Hardwood flooring is mechanically fastened to the wood subfloor using staples, cleats or nails. This is the most popular and economical installation method.