Heritage Woodcraft Exotic Flooring, Engineered Hardwood Floor Planks, Lapacho Handscraped Floors

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Lapacho

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Thickness: 1/2"
Width: 6"
Length: 48"

I go over: Both concrete or wooden subfloors
I can be: Quick Float, Glue down, Nail Down
I am: Real Hardwood Engineered

Specifications

Use: Residential/Commercial

Wood species: Lapacho

Janka hardness rating: 3680

Surface design: Hand-scraped

Tongue & groove type: Precision milled 4 sided tongue and groove

Edge design: hand carved Microbevel

Finish: 8 coats German Treffic Aluminum Oxide

Gloss level: Satin/Semi-gloss

Construction: 7 ply cross grain engineered

Countries grown in: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Costa Rica

Weight: 30.00 lbs.

Sq ft per carton: 18.99/sf

Maintenance level: Easy

Installation rating: Easy

Structural placement: Above, Below and on Grade

Radiant heat: Yes

Warranty: 25 year wear warranty/Lifetime structural

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Heritage Woodcraft

Eos Instant Floor system® | Vintage Couture | Lapacho

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$2.99/sf
Full Pallet
(1120.41 sq ft)
$3.29/sf
Half Pallet
(569.7 sq ft)
$3.59/sf
Carton
(18.99 sq ft)

Lapacho

Coverage: sq ft

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Price: $-.--/sf

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lbs/carton: 30. Total lbs: ---.

Did you know? The Vintage Couture collection was recently installed and featured by designer Taniya Nayak on HGTV's series "Designed To Sell".

Handcrafted: The Lapacho species has been carefully hand-sculpted and distressed accentuating the unique grain. It is pre-finished with a clear no wax finish and installation ready.

Flooring Trade Name: Lapacho

Botanical Name:Tabebuia Avellanedae

Lumber Name: Bethabara

Grows In: Brazil, latin America

Janka Hardness Rating: 3680

Description: The grain varies from straight to irregular with quite a bit of figure showing in some pieces. Members of the Lapacho Group in the Tabebuia genus are native throughout tropical Latin America. All members of the Lapacho group are fine textured, extremely dense and have excellent decay resistance.