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Vent. I hate whomever did this. Yay awkward space.

10 upvotes • PsyduckPsyker

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What kind of wood is this?

9 upvotes • CompetitiveTwo2388

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How can i remove it faster?

9 upvotes • hinmo

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Any way to lighten or remove stains?

8 upvotes • Hexloh_ND

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Red or white oak?

7 upvotes • BigVicMolasses

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Advice on refinishing these floorboards

7 upvotes • abtozza

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New homeowner. We have been told this is an original finish from when the house was built in 1953. Even though there are some deep scratches, part of me wants to preserve it rather than sand it down. It's red oak. Any thoughts on this? Am I being odd?

7 upvotes • jewltoned

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Any advice?

7 upvotes • NoBar3931

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Which of these would be more stable and why? (4mm veneer)

7 upvotes • MelodicGrade1

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Wood under carpet

7 upvotes • Ok_Stress_7448

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Vent. I hate whomever did this. Yay awkward space.	10	PsyduckPsyker
What kind of wood is this?	9	CompetitiveTwo2388
How can i remove it faster?	9	hinmo
Any way to lighten or remove stains?	8	Hexloh_ND
Red or white oak?	7	BigVicMolasses
Advice on refinishing these floorboards	7	abtozza
New homeowner. We have been told this is an original finish from when the house was built in 1953. Even though there are some deep scratches, part of me wants to preserve it rather than sand it down. It's red oak. Any thoughts on this? Am I being odd?	7	jewltoned
Any advice?	7	NoBar3931
Which of these would be more stable and why? (4mm veneer)	7	MelodicGrade1
Wood under carpet	7	Ok_Stress_7448