Distressing Wood Floors to Make Them Unique

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In most cases, if you walked onto a jobsite with newly installed hardwood floors and started hurling around axes, chains and saw blades, it would be the last thing you did—before the flooring contractor turned you into a human inlay on the floor. If the contractor were distressing the floor, however, he might ask you to join his crew. While making burn marks, gouges and holes in the floor normally would make a contractor spout a few choice expletives, many distressed flooring craftsman would consider these violent acts methods of adding character to the floor.

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