Bellawood a house brand of pre-finished hardwood flooring and engineered wood flooring sold exclusively at LL Flooring, also known as Lumber Liquidators. Pre-finished wood flooring is ready for installation since it comes pre-stained with multiple coats of urethane-based surface finish.

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From wood floors to musical instruments. Ash wood is hard and tough yet flexible, beneficial characteristics for wood flooring that needs to withstand years of daily wear. The colour of the ash tree's sapwood is light, almost white while the heartwood ranges from grey to brown with a hint of yellow.

Janka Hardness Rating: With a Janka Hardness rating of 1320 out of 4000, the White Ash wood species falls within the medium range for hardwood flooring options.

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Finished to Last It offers that low-gloss, oil-finished look without the need for constant re-oiling. Bellawood Matte is topped with a low-gloss version of Bellawood's industry-leading 100-year finish using a groundbreaking multi-layered, micro-particle process for superior wear and scratch resistance.

Today white ash is famous for its use in baseball bats (it's shock resistant properties make it ideal for this). The wood is also used in doors, veneer, antique vehicle parts, furniture, canoe paddles, snowshoes, boats, posts, and railroad cars. White ash is considered to be the most valuable wood of the ash species.

Fraxinus americana - is a ring porous hardwood and is fairly hard, heavy, and very tough. Ash features a light colored, nearly white sapwood; heartwood is typically tan or light brown. Ash is of the olive tree family.

Today white ash is famous for its use in baseball bats (it's shock resistant properties make it ideal for this). The wood is also used in doors, veneer, antique vehicle parts, furniture, canoe paddles, snowshoes, boats, posts, and railroad cars. White ash is considered to be the most valuable wood of the ash species.

White ash was used by native Americans for a variety of medicinal purposes: a decoction of the leaves as a laxative and general tonic for women after childbirth; the seeds as an aphrodisiac, a diuretic, an appetite stimulant, a styptic, an emetic, and as a cure for fevers; and a bark tea for an itching scalp, lice, ...

Lux Touch #1 Lux Touch A master craftsman hand crafts each tile. It is the most expensive flooring in the world, costing $1,000,000 per square foot.

Top Choice: Porcelain Tile A natural fit for high-traffic areas of the home, porcelain tile outperforms every other flooring material we test for resistance to scratching, and it resists dents from light objects like falling utensils very well, says Larry Ciufo, the CR engineer responsible for rating flooring.

Zebra Wood – This is probably the most expensive hardwood floors in the world. It is an exotic wood with an appearance that resembles the striping of a zebra. The zebra wood was a favorite choice among the rich – it was used inside luxury cars such as Mercedes Benz, but also in Prada's flagship store in Manhattan.

1. Best Hardwood Floor Finish: Acid-Cured.
2. Most Durable Hardwood Floor Finish: Aluminum Oxide.
3. Best Way to Finish Basement Floor: Water-Based Polyurethane.
4. Best Hardwood Floor Finish for High-Traffic: Oil-Based Polyurethane.
5. Best Wood Floor Finish for Kids and Pets: Moisture-Cured Urethane.

Polyurethane Today, most floors are finished with polyurethane, a durable, moisture-resistant oil-based or waterborne plastic coating.