Douglas Fir Wood Flooring

Comes from: America and Mexico
Colour: yellow to reddish orange
Strength: strong
Texture: even
Hardness: not very hard (Brinell Score of 2.0)
Durability: moderate
Stability: stable once dried
Sustainability: sustainably-sourced wood is widely available.

Great for Christmas trees, but this wood was originally used for telegraph poles as well as mass general use in the construction business. Douglas Fir trees can grow to over 80 metres in height, which is why they are available in extreme lengths for wood flooring i.e. up to 12 metres and longer. However, Douglas fir is a softwood, and it can mark and dent quite easily.

a Turgon flooring installation using Douglas Fir

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