InstallationDesignReaders Respond: What’s Your Favorite Wood Floor Photo On Your Phone?Sep 19, 2022Submitted by Ed Sheridan.WFB asked pros to share their favorite wood floor photo on their phone. Here’s how they responded:Chuck KutcheraI installed this floor in 1989 and went back this spring to install their upper hall.Fino OficioAt the moment I have to go with this one, to be honest…Ed SheridanSubmitted by Ed Sheridan.Bob PattersonLast picture Lisa took on one of our job sites before she passed with 57 others five years ago.Josh HansmanI did this about 13 years ago for a retired navy captain.Dane SmidtMy first time doing this pattern and border.Jarrod WellmannCrazy radius scribed to tile.Jason MackintoshDaniel SpringerLightly wire-brushed.Nicolas NormandeauOne I just completed. Red oak with walnut inlay. 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Submitted by Ed Sheridan.
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