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Model number: MB043
Internet number (SKU): 203672344
Price: $112
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Availability: in stock
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Description
Diamond Design 3/4 in. Thick x 6 in. Wide x 48 in. Length Hardwood Flooring Unfinished Decorative Border - Product information
Add a unique and stylish accent to your home with PID Floors Wood Floor 6 in. Decorative Border Inlay MB043. This beautiful border is made from real hardwood and can be installed into any solid or engineered wood floor, above, on, or below-grade. A decorative inlay will add value and warmth to your home or office, and can be used in a residential or commercial space.
California residents: see
Proposition 65 information 
- Wood Species: Made from Real Red Oak, Mahogany
- 3/4 in. Thickness x 6 in. Width x 48 in. Length
- Packaged per order, no case quantities
- Construction: Engineered Wood
- Unfinished
- Border has unfinished square edges
- Janka wood hardness rating/resistance to denting: Red Oak 1290, Maple 1450, Mahogany 842
- Appropriate Grade for Installation: Above Grade, On Grade or Below Grade
- Installation: Glue down
- Residential and commercial use
- Each piece 4 lin. ft.
- Top hardwood layer of 5/16 in.
- Can be stained or painted
Product reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
LarkInTN from
I purchased three of these to fill in a 5 1/2" strip of flooring that ran perpendicular to the or...
I purchased three of these to fill in a 5 1/2" strip of flooring that ran perpendicular to the orientation of the hardwood floor in a bedroom. This strip, made of pieces of MDF, had been installed as a base for a wall that had been erected to divide the room. We removed the wall and instead of replacing the hardwood on either side of the strip (which ran nearly 11 feet across the room), we opted to install this inlay border. The border is 6" wide, meaning we needed to enlarge the "trough" slightly; this was done with a mini circular saw. It was tricky getting a perfectly straight edge, but we did. Some wood filler was needed on the side opposite the cut, where a few boards did not align with each other. We then used Bostick glue to adhere the inlay to the subfloor (after the rest of the floor had been sanded and stained), and finished it along with the rest of the room. The only negative thing about this inlay is that, of the three pieces we purchased, one had delaminated a little at one end. We solved this by squishing some Bostick glue into that edge before adhering. Be sure to examine the edges before beginning your project!
Date published: 2017-07-11
