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HARDWOOD FLOORING & ACCESSORIES

Choosing the right hardwood flooring for your home can seem like a daunting task. However there are a few simple guidelines that will help you to make the right choice that matches your personal style and decorum.

Color Family and Exotic Grain ExamplesHow to Choose Your Flooring

Choose the LookIn choosing the look there are several factors to consider. Thefirst choice involves deciding which color matches your style.There are basically 5 color families, excluding specialty colors,natural, yellow, red, brown and dark brown. While there arevarious combinations of these 5 colors, these are the generalcategories. Second, you need to determine the right style,meaning traditional, exotic, contemporary, and vintage etc.Traditional tends to be natural or brown. Contemporary usuallyis yellow or dark brown. Exotic can be any of the colors, buthas more character and variance to the wood grain.

Choose the ConstructionDetermining the construction has two facets to consider. Do youwant a solid hardwood which is defined as 100% wood, (3/4 or5/8 inch thick), a multi-layered engineered product with ahardwood surface layer (1/2 inch thick), or a high densityfiberboard (HDF) core with a hardwood surface layer, (3/8 inchthick)? Second where is the floor being installed? Solid can beinstalled on or above grade, Multi-ply engineered and HDF canbe installed below, on or above grade. (See information on theadjacent page)

Choose the Connecting SystemSolid hardwood is connected by a tongue and groove methodand is nailed down to a plywood or wooden plank subfloor.Solid Bamboo with tongue and groove connector can be eithernailed or glued down. Solid Bamboo click can be installed bynailing, gluing or floating. Multi-ply engineered may have atongue and groove or click together system and can be naileddown to a wooden subfloor or glued down to a clean concretesubstrate with the appropriate adhesive. HDF utilizes a clicktogether process which requires no installation tools and ispreferred by Do It Yourself installers. HDF can also be glued down for those who prefer not to have a floating floor system.

Natural Yellow Red Brown Dark Brown

Oak Tigerwood Cypress Lifari Magnolia

Construction

HDF Core with Hardwood Wear

Layer

Multi-plyEngineered withWear Hardwood

Layer

100% SolidHardwood

Connecting System

Click Tongue & Groove

PHOTOSENSITIVE SPECIES: Exposure to sunlight will darken the natural color of the wood, enriching its tone and beauty.

African Lifari 1500The reddish-brown coloring is reminiscent of mahogany. This African wood is distinctive for its interlocking grain that changes direction in frequent, irregular intervals.

African Mahogany 1830A beautiful tight grain highlights the magnificent reddish brown trademark that is mahogany. The color variations give flooring an exotic look that has long been admired as one of the most desirable species for flooring.

African Ovengkol (Latte) 1850The distinctive grain in stripes is unique to this species also known as African Tigerwood. The warm luster of golden brown tones adds true elegance to any modern exotic motif.

Australian Cypress 1375Varying from light cream to honey gold, Cypress wood ages to a slight amber hue. A fine, lustrous texture is complemented by rustic grain to give your floor a unique look.

Brazilian Cherry (Classic) 2350 Luxurious Brazilian Cherry is found in Central and South America. This wood’s hardness and color make it the perfect flooring for any lifestyle or decor

Brazilian Cherry Natural 2350 This Brazilian Cherry is unstained to give it a light, natural look. It brightens any room with radiant flooring in rich tones from nature.Darkens Over Time

Brazilian Teak 3540Known for exceptional hardness and durability, this dense hardwood is provided by nature in a wide variation of colors. From tan to a reddish brown, this exotic choice can display a black striping that makes a statement.

Brazilian Tigerwood 1850 A beautiful exotic wood known for its unique qualities, Tigerwood makes a statement on your floor. The unusual dark golden color is enriched with dark veins, giving the wood its name and its beauty.

Brazilian Walnut Ipe 3684A type of walnut, Ipe wood is the hardest species on the market and varies in grain and color. From an olive-brown to a blackish tone, the smooth, splinter-free wood is naturally resistant to rot and decay.

Malaysian Kempas Cocoa 2350 A very hard wood, Kempas is an exotic flooring that suits most any style. The brown coloring provides the ideal base for both natural and bright splashes of color in your décor.

Malaysian Kempas Natural 2350The true beauty of Kempas shines through in this natural finish.This exotic wood adds style to any decorating motif and true warmth to your home.

Manchurian Walnut 1010A prized wood originating from the region of Manchuria, this species’ hallmark is a tight grain with beautiful burls. Sometimes called Chinese Walnut, this hardwood is in demand for its lovely coloring.

Midnight Magnolia 1650 This beautiful Magnolia is stained to a dark rich hue.Dark flooring is the perfect foundation for creating adramatic impression.

Rustic Pacific Acacia 1320The species Acacia has distinguishing features from its European relative. Its thin, straight-grain pattern emulates textured brush strokes, and its spectrum of color ranges from bright tan to dark mocha.

HARDWOOD AND BAMBOO FLOORING SPECIES

Selecting the right species of wood for your style will form the foundation for a whole new look in your home or office. Part of your decision should be based on choosing a species with an appropriate Janka scale for your lifestyle.

0 (Soft) 4,000 (Hard)1,260 (Red Oak)

DassoSWB Tigerstripe 3260 DassoSWBTigerstripe has a unique grain pattern because of the strand woven fibers. This is a very exotic pattern which varies from plank to plank and no two are alike. Tigerstripe makes a stunning statement in any living space and is a more modern design by virtue of its random nature.

DassoSWB Espresso 3260 DassoSWB Espresso has a unique grain pattern because of the stranded woven fibers. This is a very exotic pattern which varies from plank to plank and no two are alike. Espresso makes a dramatic statement in any living space and tends to be more of a modern look, however its dark rich nature may work with a traditional look as well.

DassoSWB Natural 3260DassoSWB Natural Bamboo brightens your floor, setting the stage for your furniture and accessories. This floor really creates an upbeat appeal because of its light appearance. Light flooring tends to make the room appear larger

EcoSolid Bamboo Cocoa 1930 The new EcoSolid collection brings a unique look to bamboo flooring. Each 4' plank shows the unique vertical knots inherent in bamboo. The cocoa color is stained to a deep, rich hue which adds a rich expression to you living space.

EcoSolid Bamboo Natural 1930 This new EcoSolid product brings a unique look to bamboo flooring. Each 4' plank shows the vertical knots inherent in this bamboo. The natural finish adds warmth in any area of your home and can be used in a traditional setting and is very popular in a modern motif.

Bamboo Horizontal Carbonized 1820This bamboo floor has horizontal graining and offers a traditional look. The finish is a warm medium brown that would be at home in any setting. The carbonized nature makes it very appealing to a modern look.

Bamboo Horizontal Natural 1820 This bamboo floor has horizontal graining and offers a traditional look. The finish is natural and warm and will brighten any room. Like its counterparts, it also works well in a modern setting.

Bamboo Vertical Carbonized 1690 Bamboo Vertical Carbonized offers a more contemporary look due to its vertical graining. It has a carbonized medium brown finish that also adds to the contemporary look.

Bamboo Vertical Natural 1690 Bamboo Vertical Natural offers a more contemporary look due to its vertical graining. The finish is natural and will brighten any room. The coloration works extermely well with modern designs.

Bamboo Hand-Scraped Chocolate 1885 The Bamboo Hand-Scraped Chocolate floor is hand crafted. Each individual plank is hand scraped and offers a vintage and contemporary appearance. It is a very versatile floor that looks at home in a rustic cabin or a contemporary living space. The medium brown color is a great fit for many decors

Bamboo Hand-Scraped Coffee 1885The Bamboo Hand-Scraped Coffee floor is hand crafted. Each individual plank is hand scraped and offers a vintage and contemporary appearance. It is a very versatile floor that looks at home in a rustic cabin or a contemporary living space. The dark color of this floor adds to its charm.

Oak Gunstock 1430 Oak Gunstock is an American Classic that features the traditional and timeless look of Oak in a variety of shades and hues that complement today's most popular cabinetry and home furnishings finishes.

Vintage Oak 1430 Vintage Oak is a refined distressed wood floor, complete with wormholes and saw marks. The signature stateliness of rich oak comes to the forefront in a medium-range variation of contemporary brown.

Hickory 1820 American Hickory is known for its rich character and distinct graining. Versatile and adaptable, this floor is a pleasant upgrade or addition to any room. It works well with traditional and contemporary designs.

HARDWOOD AND BAMBOO FLOORING SPECIES

Bamboo is an excellent flooring choice for your home. The unique feature of bamboo is that it is a grass, not a wood species which makes it a perfect green choice. The exotic look of bamboo ranges from strand woven, horizontal or vertical grain as well as a distinctive hand-scraped feature on some products. Bamboo adds a exceptional expression to your decor.

0 (Soft) 4,000 (Hard)1,260 (Red Oak)

PHOTOSENSITIVE SPECIES: Exposure to sunlight will darken the natural color of the wood, enriching its tone and beauty.

✔ 2nd Floor

✔ 1st Floor

✔ Basement

✔ 2nd Floor

✔ 1st Floor

✔ Basement

FLOORING CONSTRuCTION & INSTALLATION

Part of choosing the right flooring is making a good decision on which construction works best for your project. Solid, Engineered and HDF core all have advantages and installation considerations. The chart below will help you choose the best flooring for your project.

Engineered Multi-Ply Tongue & Groove- Core composed of several layers

of plywood (multi-ply) and a top wear layer of hardwood bonded together

- Adaptability to moisture and humidity- Available in 3 1/2" and 5" widths- Secure T&G construction- Nail down or glue down installation

Engineered Click- Available in multi-ply or high-density fiberboard (HDF) core

- Adaptability to moisture and humidity- Available in 3 1/2" and 5" widths- Interlocking design with EZ wood-lock

technology for secure fit- Suitable for do-it-yourself installation- Easy to remove and relocate- Gluing and nailing not required, but is an option

Solid Tongue & Groove- 100% solid hardwood- Multiple sandings and

refinishings possible- Available in 3 1/4", 3 1/2", and 5" widths

- Secure T&G construction- Nail down installation

✔ 2nd Floor

✔ 1st Floor

✗ Basement

Subfloor Nail Glue Float

Concrete — — —

Plywood/OSB Yes — —

Other — — —


Concrete — Yes —

Plywood/OSB Yes Yes —

Other — — —


Concrete — Yes Yes

Plywood/OSB Yes Yes Yes

Other — — Yes

Name Model # Construction Connecting System Thickness Width Length Sq. Ft. Per Case

African Lifari

E39H HDF Click 5" in. 5" in. 4 ft. RL 26.05

E39M Multi-ply TG 1/2" in. 5" in. 4 ft. RL 22.79

E39S Solid TG 3/4" in. 5" in. 4 ft. RL 18.32

African Mahogany

E21H HDF Click 3/8" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 26.05

E21C Multi-ply Click 1/2" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 22.79

E21M Multi-ply TG 1/2" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 22.79

African Ovengkol LatteE43MN Multi-ply TG. 1/2" in. 3" in. 4' ft. RL 20.84

E43M Multi-ply TG. 1/2" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 22.79

African Sapele

E11C Multi-ply Click 1/2" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 21.57


E11MN Multi-ply TG 3/8" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 23.96


E11S Solid TG 3/4" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 18.32

E11SW Solid TG 3/4" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 16.42

Australian CypressE48M Multi-ply TG 1/2" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 25.16


Brazilian Cherry (Classic)

E7H HDF Click 3/8" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 23.96

E7M Multi-ply TG 1/2" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 21.57


Brazilian Cherry (Natural)



E6SL Solid TG 3/4" in. 3 1/4" in. 7' ft. RL 15.56

Brazilian Teak

E6SL HDF Click 3/8" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 26.05



HARDWOOD AND BAMBOO FLOORING

Many elements need to be considered when buying a hardwood floor. This chart will help you make the best decision as you select the thickness, plank width and other features that create your look.

Please see the Mouldings section for additional options.RL = Random length


Brazilian Tigerwood




Brazilian Walnut Ipe

E44MN Multi-ply TG 1/2" in. 3" in. 4' ft. RL 20.84


E44SL Solid TG 3/4" in. 3 1/4" in. 7' ft. RL 15.56

Malaysian Kempas Cocoa E17S Solid TG 3/4" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 17.73

Malaysian Kempas (Natural) E27SL Solid TG 3/4" in. 3 1/2" in. 6' ft. RL 17.73

Manchurian Walnut



E24S Solid TG 3/4" in. 5" in. 4' ft. RL 19.70

Midnight Magnolia




Rustic Pacific AcaciaE57H HDF Click 3/8" in. 3 1/2" in. 4' ft. RL 21.19


DassoSWB Tigerstrip

S80MCL Multi-ply Click 1/2" in. 5" in. 6'ft. RL 24.62

S80H HDF Click 3/8" in. 5" in. 4'ft. RL 26.05

S80SL Solid Click 1/2" in. 4 3/4" in 6'ft. RL 23.90

DassoSWB EspressoS85MCL Multi-ply Click 1/2" in. 5" in. 6'ft. RL 24.62

S85SL Solid Click 1/2" in. 4 3/4" in 6'ft. RL 23.90

DassoSWB Natural S90SL Solid Click 1/2" in. 4 3/4" in 6'ft. RL 23.90




EcoSolid Bamboo CocoaB67S Solid TG 5/8" in. 2 1/4" in. 4'ft. RL 22.66

B67T Tri-ply TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 4'ft. RL 22.74

EcoSolid Bamboo ForestB64S Solid TG 5/8" in. 2 1/4" in. 4'ft. RL 22.66

B64T Tri-ply TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 4'ft. RL 22.74

Horizontal Bamboo Carbonized

B60SL Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 6'ft. RL 24.56

B60TL Tri-ply TG 5/8" in. 6" in. 6'ft. RL 22.74

B60H HDF Click 3/8" in. 4 3/4" in 4'ft. RL 25.22

Horizontal Bamboo Hand-Scraped Carbonized BS60S Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 3'ft. RL 21.27

Vertical Bamboo CarbonizedB61SL Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 6'ft. RL 24.56

B61TL Tri-ply TG 5/8" in. 6" in. 6'ft. RL 22.74

Horizontal Bamboo CoffeeB70H HDF Click 3/8" in. 4 3/4" in 4'ft. RL 25.22

B70SL Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 6'ft. RL 24.56

Horizontal Bamboo Hand-Scraped Coffee BS70S Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 3'ft. RL 21.27

Vertical Bamboo Natural B63SL Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 6'ft. RL 24.56

Horizontal Bamboo Natural B62TL Tri-ply TG 5/8" in. 6" in. 6'ft. RL 22.74

Horizontal Bamboo Hand-Scraped Chocolate BS65S Solid TG 5/8" in. 3 3/4" in. 3'ft. RL 21.27

Oak GunstockE9H HDF Click 3/8" in. 5" in. 4'ft. RL 26.05

E9M Multi-ply TG 1/2" in. 5" in. 4'ft. RL 22.79

Vintage OakE10H HDF Click 3/8" in. 5" in. 4'ft. RL 26.05

E10M MP TG 1/2" in. 5" in. 4'ft. RL 22.79

Hickory E18H HDF Click 3/8" in. 5" in. 4'ft. RL 26.05



MOuLDINGS

No flooring installation is complete without the proper molding. Choose from different styles and widths to produce the final look that is right for you.

STAIR PARTS (FOR BRAzILIAN CHERRY NATuRAL & CLASSIC)

Description Stair Tread Stair Tread LR Stair Riser Wall Hand Rail 1866 Base 623 Base 356 Casing

Model # ST4J STRN4J SR4J WHRJ BM1866J BM623J C356J

Length 48 in. 48 in 48 in. 78 in. 78 in. 78 in. 84 in.

Moulding Profile Moulding Length

Quarter Round 78 in.

T-Moulding 78 in.

Threshold 78 in.

Reducer 78 in.

Stair Nose 78 in.

ADHESIVES & ACCESSORIES

Product Description Model #

Bostik's Best 5 Gallon JB1

Bostik's Best 2 Gallon JB2

MVP (Moisture VaporProtection) 5 Gallon JB3

MVP (Moisture VaporProtection) 2 Gallon JB4

Ultimate Towels in a Tub(6 tubs per carton) JB5

These photos are representative of some ofthe color ranges and grains in our collectionof flooring products.

DASSO Collection Photo Gallery

Vintage Oak

Brazilian Cherry Natural

Hickory

Australian Cypress

C O L L E C T I O N

For more information call:

1.877.394.8574 or visit www.DASSOUSA.com

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