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Common classification of painters for woods with large pores, such as oak, ash, chestnut, and walnut. This is also known as ‘coarse texture’.
A piece of sandpaper with abrasive particles that are spread out to prevent clogging.
A poisonous strong acid that occurs in various plants as oxalates and is used especially as a bleaching or cleaning agent and in making dyes. One of the strongest organic acids. Other chemical or common names include Dibasic acid; Ethanedioic acid; Acid of sugar.
Function as to help finishing transition from the material used on the stairs to the material used on the floor.
Used to provide a transition between different types of flooring, often between flooring of different heights.
An acronym used to describe oriented strand board, a type of subflooring material.
Has one sloped side and one flushed side and is used to transition from hardwood to other flooring types.
Refers to the ground level of a building as it is at the same level as the surrounding ground.
Most common finish for wood flooring, available in various gloss levels.