Re-sawn distress is achieved with a saw blade striking lightly across the face of the flooring boards, at a 90-degree angle to the grain of the wood. Natural variations in the surface elevation of the wood cause “hits and misses” with the saw blade, creating a rough-hewn, worn look reminiscent of wood flooring from the Old West. Read more
Sun Mountain, Inc. announced today the opening of a new showroom in the San Francisco Design Center. “We are so pleased to be a part of the San Francisco area,… Read more
Deciding which wood species to use for your flooring project can be one of the most difficult decisions you will be faced with. This is because there are many different… Read more
Thinking about installing a brand new hardwood floor in your home? It’s a great way to really boost the beauty to any house. It can add personality and character, and… Read more
There’s just something about hardwood flooring that makes people happy. While carpeting is nice in many respects, hardwood flooring has its own merits. The inclusion of a hardwood floor into… Read more
A lot of people think that cleaning a hardwood floor means nothing more than getting out a broom and a dustpan. But if you want your beautiful hardwood floor to… Read more
