We tore up tile in the kitchen and the kitchenette (what you see) and will replace with new / similar 5/16" 2 inch red oak. Then we will have to stain it to try and match it. How? Is there a special type of stain to use? Do I try and take a sample to sherwin williams to match? Any tips on doing this?
We have an old house that has 5/16 stained re oak wood floors and tile in the kitchen, We took up the tile and will put down new red oak and plan to stain it to best match. Where do I go to color match the stain? Is this even a thing like paint?
In the Bay Area.
We are remodeling and need 10-12 doors. Where do you buy other than HD/Lowes?
We're remodeling the house and need 10 interior doors and not sure what to get...options we've found are those listed. Prices range from $400-800each. We want mostly solid core and new.
We're in the Bay Area
United Porte sells Sarto doors. Are these all considered solid core?
Door 1:
The door is constructed from solid pine wood with a honeycomb core and finished with an eco-veneer coating.
SOLID CORE
Crafted from laminated wood and reinforced with a honeycomb core for the strength and feel of solid wood, while remaining lightweight and stable.
Door 2:
Door core: solid wood (engineered wood).
Premium natural wood doors with a luxurious veneer coating.
Door 3:
Door made of solid pine wood and eco-veneer coating.
