The house is Victorian but it’s likely the flooring was recent (say in the last 20-30 years).
pwoodworking·Woodworkingbyphario Does anybody recognise this wood? About 8mm thick tongue and groove from UK houseThe house is Victorian but it’s likely the flooring was recent (say in the last 20-30 years).https://imgur.com/a/lh6vdi7Open linkView original on lemmy.ca11Comments10Reply
Rade0nfighter lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyHave seen similar before which was french oak. Hard to tell though as no idea about the treatments etc applied over the years.6Reply
pphario replylemmy.ca1Hide 1 replyI can scratch it with my fingernail which made me think it wasn’t oak.0Reply
ttorknorggren replysopuli.xyzIt's oak. You can scratch almost any wood a bit, if you do it right.2Reply
GGolfnbrew lemmy.worldGrain def looks like oak. Looks solid, not manufactured, but thin, (normally 3/4 "), so probably sandable once.3Reply
pphario lemmy.caI also just discovered the reverse side has a very faint inscription: Bruce. Which is actually a floor manufacturer.2Reply
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Oak
Have seen similar before which was french oak.
Hard to tell though as no idea about the treatments etc applied over the years.
Looks like oak to me too.
Looks like oak to me.
I can scratch it with my fingernail which made me think it wasn’t oak.
It's oak. You can scratch almost any wood a bit, if you do it right.
Grain def looks like oak. Looks solid, not manufactured, but thin, (normally 3/4 "), so probably sandable once.
I also just discovered the reverse side has a very faint inscription: Bruce. Which is actually a floor manufacturer.
Could that be Ash?
Looks like walnut to me, maybe American black walnut?