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Yes. All solid wood flooring needs a slightly eased edge (we call it a micro-bevel) to disguise the possibility of uneven joints between boards. Since the flooring cannot be sanded flat after installation, any subfloor irregularities or minute differences in thickness would be felt underfoot if the edges weren’t beveled.
