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Adsos Letter

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4. I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Reply to Hassin Bin Sober (Reply #3)

Thu Jun 7, 2012, 12:20 AM

Jun 2012

I hadn't thought of mills. We used to have quite a few here in Northern California, but mostly for Redwood (too soft) and Pine and Fir. I'l have to chek on where the nearest hardwood mills are, though I don't know if they will have engineered flooring products.

It's worth a shot! Thanks for replying.

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I've posted about engineered hardwood floors before, but now that I'm setting in to do it... [View all] Adsos Letter Jun 2012 OP

You generally get what you pay for randr Jun 2012 #1

Thanks. Someone suggested Lumber Liquidators to me a few weeks ago. Adsos Letter Jun 2012 #2

I wonder if you could buy direct from a mill? Hassin Bin Sober Jun 2012 #3

I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area. Adsos Letter Jun 2012 #4

I had a great experience with Lumber Liquidators. ohheckyeah Jun 2012 #8

Thanks for sharing a positive experience. Adsos Letter Jun 2012 #9

Not really. ohheckyeah Jun 2012 #10

I did a lot of research on engineered flooring materials several years ago Major Nikon Jun 2012 #5

Thanks Major Nikon. My wife likes the fact that bamboo is an easily renewable resource. Adsos Letter Jun 2012 #6

Here's a couple of other things Major Nikon Jun 2012 #7