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Help me find discontinued floors

11 years ago

Hi All,

We have what I believe to be Bruce Random-width Red Oak Peg flooring in our Kitchen and Foyer. Our den, which butts up to the foyer currently has carpet and we want to replace it with the same hardwood. However, I am having a heck of a time locating them.

I am in the NJ/PA area... so if anyone has any ideas, I would most appreciate it!

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southerncanuck
11 years ago
I did a Google search from Google Canada, sometimes get different results than US Google, and found this site that shows over 800 types of Bruce red oak, the hard searching is over to you. Hope this helps.

http://www.finecomb.com/search/Bruce-Random-width-Red-Oak-Peg-flooring?sb=true&page=1&q=Bruce%20Random-width%20Red%20Oak%20Peg%20flooring
azwildcats70
Original Author
11 years ago
:( No pegs
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azwildcats70
Original Author
11 years ago
Guess these are harder to find that I was expecting.
Joan McIntyre
7 years ago
did you ever find it? I need about one box
glennsfc
7 years ago
Is this Bruce engineered or solid? If you cannot find the product, then have it milled from a non-pegged engineered or a solid. Then add the pegs to match.

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