Ash Wood Flooring
We offer the highest quality Ash Wood Flooring at deeply discounted pricing.
Ash Wood Is a Common American Wood for Flooring & Furniture
Ash wood has a solid history in America. Its botanical name is fraxinus americana and is also known as White Ash, Green Ash, Red Ash, Black Ash & Brown Ash. Ash is one of the most well-known trees and is grown throughout North America. We have ash lumber to thank for the crack of baseball bats throughout sandlots and baseball fields across the United States. Ash is also a great choice to for flooring and furniture because due to the straight-grained, clean color that it offers.
Ash Benefits
Ash lumber has many features that include:
- Very good bending properties
- Generally good strength and hardness
- Janka hardness: 1320
- Lightweight
- Easy to cut with by hand or with power tools
- Dries rapidly with little degradation
How Hard & Durable is Ash Flooring?
Ash
1320
Red Oak
1290
One drawback to using as is that it is non-durable and perishable. The sapwood is also vulnerable to attack from common furniture beetles and powder post. Ash heartwood is moderately resistant to treatments with preservatives and the sapwood is rather porous.
Why Choose Advantage for Custom Ash Flooring
Advantage Lumber, LLC is your one-stop-source for all your hardwood flooring needs. The fact is that we are not like other lumber companies, and are much better than large home supply retailers. As a direct importer of fine hardwoods and the lumber mill, we feature top-of-the-line milling equipment can effortlessly meet your custom flooring dimensions. We will prepare and ship your order to your job site in days, not weeks. In addition to offering custom flooring, we also feature many profiles within our wide-ranging flooring inventory which includes molding up to 8”, railings, and trim.
Since Advantage Lumber, LLC is an all-in-one lumber company that eliminates the middle man, our flooring prices are unparalleled. Since 1992, we’ve helped home owners like you save money and the headaches that come with other lumber retailers.
Contact an expert Advantage Lumber, LLC associate today to order Ash flooring.