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Mala S.
  • Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Is Solid Hardwood in Kitchen a bad idea?

Mala S.
  • Investor
  • Jersey City, NJ
Posted

Hi I am considering installing solid hardwood flooring in the kitchen of a high end rental unit. This is a 2Bd2Bath.

Aesthetically speaking, continuing the solid oak throughout the apartment into the kitchen will look amazing. Its an old building with lots of character. The floor will have rustic look, so some wear and tear in the kitchen over time won't look terrible.

I'm just wondering if people have experience with wood getting easily wrecked and needing to repair in the kitchen? If so, did you just refinish it? or did you have to completely replace it? Am I crazy for even considering this?

Thanks!

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