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Is there a difference between square-edge and eased-edge designs?

April 26, 2017Designs eased square

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Is there a difference between square-edge and eased-edge designs?

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Yes. With a square edge, the sides of each plank or strip are square. An eased edge, more commonly known as a beveled or micro-beveled edge, features a slight angle on the top edge of the plank or strip. An eased edge can help mask slight subfloor imperfections, and can be felt if walking on the floor in bare feet.