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 Post subject: Somerset
PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 5:07 am 
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My wife and I are considering the Somerset "classic" gunstock red oak 3 1/4" solid hardwood.
Are there any opinions on this brand/style?
We think that the slightly textured finish may help hide eventual scratches and dings to the flooring.
Is Somerset a good choice?


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I have found that it installs nicely.


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We have installed Somerset in our home and trust me, it is a great choice.


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Check out Muskoka. It's in your price range. It's advertised to have the smallest edge bevel in the industry.


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If I'm not mistaken, our valued contributor JIMMIEM chose Muskoka awhile back, whose named has changed since to Vintage, with my recommendation.

It was a cool product to work with in my days. Perhaps it's still good today, but likely several bucks a square foot and more compared to Somerset.

Too bad I don't produce any stained red oaks. They just don't sell to the medium high end.

Hickory and White Oak is the rage today.

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I install Vintage material every day; can absolutely recommend.


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 Post subject: Re: Somerset
PostPosted: Thu Nov 01, 2018 5:45 pm 
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vanced wrote:
My wife and I are considering the Somerset "classic" gunstock red oak 3 1/4" solid hardwood.read about brentwood home on this site
Are there any opinions on this brand/style?
We think that the slightly textured finish may help hide eventual scratches and dings to the flooring.
Is Somerset a good choice?


I use Somerset since 2008, I recommend it to you


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