Ash Flooring

Ash hardwood floors are durable and shock resistant. They have a Janka rating of 1320, making it between red and white oak in hardness. This makes them good choices for high traffic areas, or areas that are susceptible to things being dropped. That means that is excellent for use in kitchens where pots, pans, and other kitchen tools may be accidentally dropped while cooking or in family rooms or play rooms where children love playing and throwing their toys around and at each other. These beautiful floors will be able to withstand any abuse that your family can dish out on them!

Ash flooring is easy to install and isn't difficult to work with. It takes stains and finishes well too. There is a wide variety of stains that you can choose from if you are looking for a particular finish, or you could have it installed in its natural color with a clear protective finish.

If you are looking for a beautiful, low maintenance flooring option, then ash hardwoods may be the ticket. They are also great for families with allergy sufferers as they are easier to remove allergens from than carpets are. Carpets allow allergens to be caught in their fibers, which makes them extremely difficult to remove. Hardwoods keep the allergens on top of the flooring, which allows them to be removed with a dust mop and regular cleaning.

Ash is used for many different purposes other than flooring. It's widely used to make baseball bats (like Louisville Slugger's) due to its high shock resistant qualities and durability. It is also used for tool handles and other sports equipment as well. This wood is a beautiful and practical choice for many different applications.

Ash flooring allows you to express yourself in decorating without the floor taking all of the interest away from your room. While it is a beautiful floor, it helps the rest of your room to be showcased.

Quarter sawn ash flooring is a slightly more expensive option than tradition ash flooring, but the benefits may far outweigh the cost difference. One benefit is the added beauty of quarter-sawn wood. Other benefits include less shrinking, warping, swelling, and twisting of the wood. The surface is also smoother since the grain is not pronounced. This helps it take color more evenly and easily.

Whether you choose plain or quarter sawn ash flooring, you are sure to have a beautiful floor that will last through many years of walking and playing. This flooring will go with any decorating style that you choose over the years too. The high quality, bright wood of ash flooring will give you years of enjoyment in your home!