ALDER STRIP BLOCK
Alder is a hardwood, which is part of the Birch family. It is known to be harvested in Southeastern Canada and Northeastern United States, due to the climate. Alder has a reddish-brown color with tight annual growth rings similar to cherry. Available FSC certified upon request.
¾" depth minimum
Standard depth 1".
Strip widths: 2¾" to 3 ⅝"
Custom sizes available upon request.
Unfinished: Master Field Finished
Prefinished: Prefinished Strip Block
Finish: End Grain WOCA Oil Finish
Block Strip
COLORS:
FIR STRIP BLOCK
Douglas Fir (softwood) is a popular choice for End-Grain Block Flooring. Fir Blocks are produced from lumber grown on the west coast, from Oregon and Washington. This species is known for its warm, subtle appearance. Fir takes stain extremely well, in fact, manipulating the color of a Fir block floor is quite common. Our blocks are cut from slow-growing, very large trees. Fir blocks are available as individual blocks installed one block at a time, as well as in strips with a wire system for ease of installation. Available FSC certified upon request.
¾" depth minimum
Standard depth 1"
Strip widths: 2¾" to 3⅝"
Individual block face sizes: from approx. 2"x 2" to 6"x 6".
Custom sizes available upon request.
Unfinished: Master Field Finished
Prefinished: Prefinished Strip Block
Finish: End Grain WOCA Oil Finish
COLORS:
Blocks
Strips
HEMLOCK STRIP BLOCK
Hemlock is a softwood that grows primarily in Western Canada and the Western United States. The heartwood and sapwood of hemlock are both a light shade of brown. Available FSC certified upon request.