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Nader Hachem
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Could someone identify what type of hardwood this is?

Nader Hachem
  • Dearborn, MI
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I got a couple quotes from two different hardwood refinishers for my primary residence. I’m trying to find a nice stain but one said my floor is red oak and we’ll be able to do a certain stain, the other said it’s white oak and we wouldn’t be able to do that white washed stain. What do these pictures look like? 

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Nader Hachem
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Quote from @Bruce Woodruff:

The bare wood photo say it's white oak. But why are you involved? Sign a contract and make the Flooring Contractor responsible to make the end product satisfactory to you. Make the wording in your contract specific.....

Would want to understand how my floors would look after finishing before starting the job. From what I saw red oak and white oak have different stains and looks after

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