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Step-by-Step Instructions and Pictures for How to Buy Wood Flooring
By Duane Johnson
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Here are your options in wood floor materials, with costs and skills needed.
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A traditional solid wood floor has random butt joints, a variety of wood grain patterns and, often, slim cracks between strips during the dry season.
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