懂行的帮忙看看。这个木地板是不是最次的
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嗯很好啊 正常啊 跟我们家的好像一样诶 是不是2.13/sq
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normal,
Average Length of Hardwood Flooring
Example:
Standard = 1' to 7' with and average of 3'. What does this mean? The box will contain boards no shorter then 1 foot and no longer than 7 feet. If you average out your entire order (boards in the box) the boards will average approximately 3'. This is the industry standard.
1' to 4' avg 18" = This means that the box will have boards no less then 1 foot long and not longer than 4 feet. The average of your order will be approximately 18". Also known as "shorts" or shorter average lengths.
What’s the average length of hardwood flooring?
It’s a pretty common question for property owners purchasing hardwood flooring for their homes and businesses: What’s the average length of hardwood boards?
Why is the length of hardwood flooring a concern, you ask?
There are several reasons:
Style
Quality
Money
Style
When it comes to style, the length of board you use can make all the difference.
The length to choose depends on the type of look you’re going for.
If clean and elegant is your thing, longer boards will help pull it off, as shorter boards create a choppy look. Shorter lengths laid throughout the room create more transition lines, creating a busier appearance.
Quality
All woods have character marks, like knots and mineral streaks.
To create a higher grade of flooring, manufacturers remove those marks, and in the process, create shorter length boards.
It can be quite the challenge to find longer lengths of high grade wood -- unless you’re willing to part with the money it takes to get them.
Money
As previously mentioned, the longer the boards, the greater the price. So if you desire boards more than 7’ feet long, prepare to part with more pretty pennies.
In the hardwood flooring industry, boards on the shorter side have a special name -- shorts. Clever, right?
Shorts are hardwood boards that are very short, about one to two feet in length. They should be sold at discount rates.
What’s the average length of hardwood flooring boards?
Manufacturers generally do not package boxes with boards of all the same size, nor do they specify how many boards are of a particular size.
Instead, when you buy and receive a box of wood, what you’ll find are boards in a range of sizes. There’s no set length; it’s all random.
You should have pieces no longer than 7 feet, and no shorter than 1 foot. The average length is between 3 and 3.5 feet.
If you are willing to pay a greater price, you can request longer boards, or a set number of boards of specific lengths.
If you’re paying retail dollar, be sure the average length is what the manufacturer said it would be. Unscrupulous sellers may package a box full of shorts. If that’s not what you ordered, that’s considered a ripoff.
Speaking of ripoff, you want to know the wood you receive is the grade and length you’re paying for.
As an example, here are some guidelines for oak.
According to the National Wood Flooring Manufacturing Association, for clear oak, the average length for packages up to 7 fee long is 3.5 feet.
For select oak, the average is 3 feet.
No. 1 common oak -- 2.5 feet.
No. 2 common oak -- 2 feet.
1.25 feet shorts oak -- The average lengths are 1.25 feet but pieces 9 inches to 14 inches are bundled together.
Know the average length of hardwood flooring to help plan for hardwood flooring installations and avoid being taken advantage of when making your hardwood flooring purchases.
Average Length of Hardwood Flooring
Example:
Standard = 1' to 7' with and average of 3'. What does this mean? The box will contain boards no shorter then 1 foot and no longer than 7 feet. If you average out your entire order (boards in the box) the boards will average approximately 3'. This is the industry standard.
1' to 4' avg 18" = This means that the box will have boards no less then 1 foot long and not longer than 4 feet. The average of your order will be approximately 18". Also known as "shorts" or shorter average lengths.
What’s the average length of hardwood flooring?
It’s a pretty common question for property owners purchasing hardwood flooring for their homes and businesses: What’s the average length of hardwood boards?
Why is the length of hardwood flooring a concern, you ask?
There are several reasons:
Style
Quality
Money
Style
When it comes to style, the length of board you use can make all the difference.
The length to choose depends on the type of look you’re going for.
If clean and elegant is your thing, longer boards will help pull it off, as shorter boards create a choppy look. Shorter lengths laid throughout the room create more transition lines, creating a busier appearance.
Quality
All woods have character marks, like knots and mineral streaks.
To create a higher grade of flooring, manufacturers remove those marks, and in the process, create shorter length boards.
It can be quite the challenge to find longer lengths of high grade wood -- unless you’re willing to part with the money it takes to get them.
Money
As previously mentioned, the longer the boards, the greater the price. So if you desire boards more than 7’ feet long, prepare to part with more pretty pennies.
In the hardwood flooring industry, boards on the shorter side have a special name -- shorts. Clever, right?
Shorts are hardwood boards that are very short, about one to two feet in length. They should be sold at discount rates.
What’s the average length of hardwood flooring boards?
Manufacturers generally do not package boxes with boards of all the same size, nor do they specify how many boards are of a particular size.
Instead, when you buy and receive a box of wood, what you’ll find are boards in a range of sizes. There’s no set length; it’s all random.
You should have pieces no longer than 7 feet, and no shorter than 1 foot. The average length is between 3 and 3.5 feet.
If you are willing to pay a greater price, you can request longer boards, or a set number of boards of specific lengths.
If you’re paying retail dollar, be sure the average length is what the manufacturer said it would be. Unscrupulous sellers may package a box full of shorts. If that’s not what you ordered, that’s considered a ripoff.
Speaking of ripoff, you want to know the wood you receive is the grade and length you’re paying for.
As an example, here are some guidelines for oak.
According to the National Wood Flooring Manufacturing Association, for clear oak, the average length for packages up to 7 fee long is 3.5 feet.
For select oak, the average is 3 feet.
No. 1 common oak -- 2.5 feet.
No. 2 common oak -- 2 feet.
1.25 feet shorts oak -- The average lengths are 1.25 feet but pieces 9 inches to 14 inches are bundled together.
Know the average length of hardwood flooring to help plan for hardwood flooring installations and avoid being taken advantage of when making your hardwood flooring purchases.
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这个不用那么费事。买的时候应该标有木料名称的，硬度一查就懂。
比如楼主的Oak, 就是软不拉几的，俺在千里之外就可知道。
如果喜欢这种黑花脸的图案，可以选硬一些的Tigerwood.
不过一砸一个坑，也容易补就是了。
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意思差不多？
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我猜楼主是想找装修人的麻烦，人家把活儿干了，你想以此要挟少付钱吧？要是这样，劝你别动这种歪脑筋，这是加拿大，小心人家在你的房子上put lien。
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楼主说了，builder。
