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WHAT DO SQUARE EDGE, MICRO-BEVELED & EASED EDGE MEAN?

April 26, 2017eased mean micro-beveled square

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WHAT DO SQUARE EDGE, MICRO-BEVELED & EASED EDGE MEAN?

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A. These terms describe the edges and ends of a wood floor plank or strip. The edge profile is basically a matter of personal taste. Square edges are flush and butt up tight to one another for a seamless look. Beveled and Eased-edge have a slight angle on the top edge of the plank or strip. These edge profiles add individuality to each board and character to the overall look of your floor. You can also feel these edge profiles as you walk on the floor barefoot. Bottom line, it’s all about which look is right for you.