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2013 Hardwood Floors Resource Book Product Code Sheet 2013 Hardwood Floors Resource Book Product Code Sheet Use this sheet to select the products your company should be listed under in the Hardwood Floors Resource Book and NWFA Networking Guide. Unfinished Wood Flooring 3070 Daru 3370 Aniegre 3597 Chicozapote 2870 Engineered Parquet 3080 Douglas Fir 3375 Applewood 3598 Chinaberry 2880 Engineered Plank 3090 Elm 3377 Arakaria 3600 Cocobolo 2890 Engineered Strip 3095 Hemlock, Canadian 3385 Ash, Australian Alpine 3610 Coique 2900 Solid Parquet 3110 Hickory/Pecan 3390 Ash, Eastern/Sen 3612 Congona 2910 Solid Plank 3120 Juniper 3395 Ash, European 3615 Copaiba 2920 Solid Strip 3122 Koa, Hawaiian 3400 Ash, Victorian 3617 Cuchi 3123 Larch, Canadian 3420 Bamboo 3619 Cumala, Red Factory-Finished 3125 Larch, Western 3425 Bangkirai 3620 Cumaru/Southern Chestnut Wood Flooring 3130 Lindenwood 3427 Beech, Australian 3625 Curupau 1290 Acrylic Impregnated Parquet 3140 Locust 3430 Beech, European 3630 Cypress, Australian/ 1300 Acrylic Impregnated Plank 3150 Madrone 3432 Beech, Highland White Cypress Pine 1310 Acrylic Impregnated Strip 3160 Mahogany 3434 Bilinga 3640 Cypress, Brazilian 1330 Aluminum Oxide 3170 Maple 3437 Birch, Chinese Red 3650 Danta 1340 Ceramic-Finished 3180 Maple, Figured 3438 Birch, Chinese Yellow 3655 Dibetou 1345 Distressed 3183 Maple, Pacific 3440 Birch, European 3657 Douglas Fir, German 1350 Engineered Parquet 3184 Maple, Red 3446 Blackwood, Tasmanian 3670 Ebony, African 1360 Engineered Plank 3185 Maple, Silver 3450 Bloodwood 3680 Ebony, Brazilian 1370 Engineered Strip 3190 Mesquite 3452 Botryoides 3685 Ebony, Burmese 1380 Floating 3200 Oak, Red 3460 Brushbox 3686 Ebony Rose 1382 Glueless 3205 Oak, White 3461 Bubinga 3690 Elm, European 1383 Hand-Scraped 3210 Pine 3465 Bulletwood 3700 Elm, Red 1385 Oil-Finished 3220 Pine, New Heart 3466 Cabeza De Mono 3702 Emeri 1390 Solid Parquet 3230 Poplar 3467 Cambara, Gold 3705 Eucalyptus, Australian 1400 Solid Plank 3240 Sassafras 3468 Cambara, Red 3710 Eucalyptus, Brazilian 1410 Solid Strip 3245 Spruce 3470 Cameron 3713 Eucalyptus, European 1420 Wax-Finished 3246 Sycamore 3484 Celtis 3715 Flamewood Wood Flooring 3248 Tamarack 3485 Canarywood 3718 Goiabo 3720 Goncalo Alves/Tigerwood Species-Domestic 3249 Tanoak 3486 Cenicero 2950 Alder 3250 Tupelo 3490 Chanul 3730 Granadillo 2955 Alder, Red 3260 Walnut 3495 Cherry, Andean 3740 Grapia 2960 Amberwood 3270 Walnut, Burl 3500 Cherry, Aztec 3745 Guatambu 2970 Ash 3275 Willow 3510 Cherry, Bolivian/Sirari 3747 Guayacan 2975 Aspen 3520 Cherry, Brazilian/Jatoba 3750 Hevea/Rubberwood Wood Flooring 2980 Balau 3530 Cherry, Caribbean 3757 Ibyraro Species-Imported 2990 Basswood 3540 Cherry, Chilean 3760 Incensewood 3305 Acacia 2995 Bay Laurel 3545 Cherry, Chinese 3770 Ipe Classis 3306 Acapu 3000 Beech 3546 Cherry, European 3780 Iroko/Kambala 3310 Afrormosia 3010 Birch, Northern White 3550 Cherry, Mayan 3790 Ironbark 3318 Afzelia/Doussie 3015 Birch, Red 3560 Cherry, Mesa 3795 Itauba 3320 Albizia 3017 Birch, Yellow 3570 Cherry, Patagonian 3800 Ivorywood 3330 Almondwood 3020 Butternut 3575 Cherry, Peruvian 3801 Izombe 3335 Amarettowood 3030 Cedar 3580 Cherry, Tropical/Machiche 3805 Japanese Pagoda Tree 3340 Andiroba 3040 Cherry 3590 Chestnut, Australian Wormy 3810 Jarrah 3350 Angelim Pedra 3050 Chestnut 3591 Chestnut, European 3820 Karrigum 3360 Angelique 3060 Cypress 3596 Chichipate 3822 Katalox 1 of 3 3825 Kayu Kuku 4070 Oak, Brazilian/Amendoim 4330 Satinwood 4630 Oak 3830 Kempas 4073 Oak, Chinese 4340 Silkwood 4635 Oak, Antique Russian 3840 Keranji 4074 Oak, Copper 4350 Sologin 4637 Palmwood 3841 Keruing 4075 Oak, English Brown 4355 Soto 4640 Pine 3842 Koa, Caribbean 4076 Oak, European 4360 Spotted Gum 4650 Pine, Heart 3844 Kulim 4077 Oak, Russian 4362 Spruce, Norway 4660 Poplar 3845 Kurunai 4080 Oak, Santos/Curupixa 4363 Sucupira 4663 Spotted Gum 3846 Kurupay 4090 Oak, South American Red 4364 Suplio 4664 Spruce 3847 Kurupayra 4100 Oak, Tasmanian 4365 Suriah 4665 Sydney Blue Gum 3850 Lacewood 4110 Oak, Victorian 4370 Sydney Blue Gum 4670 Teak 3860 Lapacho 4112 Oak, White Chilean 4371 Tajibo 4680 Walnut 3870 Larch, European 4115 Ohia 4373 Tali 3874 Larch, Siberian 4116 Olivewood, Brazilian/Taperyva 4374 Tallowwood Specialty Flooring 2615 AFS (Australian Forestry 3875 Leopardwood 4117 Olivewood, Mediterranean 4376 Tamarindo Standard)-Certified Flooring 3877 Louro Canella 4118 Olivewood, Peruvian/ 4377 Tarara Amarilla 2620 Cork Flooring 3880 Louro Preto Yacushapana 4378 Tarara Roja 2630 Cork Flooring Tile 3881 Lyptus 4119 Ovangkol 4380 Tatajuba 2635 Custom Color Flooring 3885 Macaranduba 4120 Padauk 4382 Tatajyva 2637 Custom Milling 3887 Madron 4125 Palmwood/Coconut 4385 Tauari 2640 Distressed Unfinished Flooring 3900 Mahogany, African 4127 Palo Rosa 4395 Teak, Brazilian 2650 End-Grain Flooring 3910 Mahogany, Aztec 4129 Panga 4400 Teak, Southeast Asian 2660 Figured Flooring 3914 Mahogany, Brazilian 4130 Paniculata 4402 Tereticornis 2665 Flooring Tile 3917 Mahogany, Curitinga 4131 Paorosa 4404 Timborana 2670 Foam-Backed Flooring 3920 Mahogany, Genuine/Honduran 4132 Paraiso 4405 Tobacco Wood 2675 FSC-Certified Flooring 3932 Mahogany, Indonesian 4133 Pau Amarelo 4410 Tonka 2678 Hand-Scraped 4134 Pau Santo 3934 Mahogany, Red Australian 4420 Tornillo Unfinished Flooring 4135 Pearwood 3935 Mahogany, Rose 4430 Turpentine 2680 Herringbone Slats 4136 Peroba 3940 Mahogany, Royal 4450 Walnut, Amazonian 2682 Marine Flooring 4140 Pine 3950 Mahogany, Santos 4452 Walnut, Asian 2685 Oak, Smoked 4142 Pine, Caribbean 3953 Mahogany, Tasmanian 4455 Walnut, Aztec 2690 Quartersawn/Riftsawn Flooring 4150 Pine, Heart 3955 Mahogany, White 4457 Walnut, Bolivian 2700 Sports Flooring 4152 Pine, Scots 3960 Makore 4460 Walnut, Brazilian/Imbuia 2702 Steamed Flooring 4155 Plumwood 3970 Mansonia 4470 Walnut, Brazilian/Ipe 2705 Limed Flooring 4160 Poplar 3975 Maple, African/Celtis 4475 Walnut, Burmese 2710 Truck Trailer Flooring 3990 Maple, Brazilian/Pau Marfim 4165 Punak 4480 Walnut, Caribbean 4000 Maple, Caribbean 4170 Purpleheart 4490 Walnut, Mayan/Tzalam Borders/Inlays/Vents/ 4002 Maple, Chinese 4175 Pyinkado 4500 Walnut, Mesa Moldings/Stair Parts 4003 Maple, European 4177 Quinilla 4510 Walnut, Peruvian 1170 Air Vents/Air Registers 4005 Maple, Peruvian 4180 Red Gum 4515 Wawabima 1181 Borders, Custom 4010 Marfil 4182 Requia 4520 Wenge 1185 Borders, Factory-Finished 4015 Mascarey 4185 Ribbon Gum 4530 Yellowheart 1186 Borders, Unfinished 4017 Massaranduba 4190 Robinia 4535 Yew 1190 Custom Corners 4020 Maymara 4192 Roble 4540 Zebrawood 1210 Feature Strips, Metal 1215 Feature Strips, Wood 4025 Meranti 4195 Rose Gaboty 4550 Ziricote 1220 Inlays, Custom 4030 Merbau 4200 Rose Gum 1235 Inlays, Factory-Finished 4031 Merpauh 4220 Rosewood, African/Bubinga Wood Flooring Species- 1236 Inlays, Stone 4032 Mesquite 4225 Rosewood, Amazonian Reclaimed Woods 4560 Beech 1237 Inlays, Unfinished 4033 Mindi 4230 Rosewood, Asian 4563 Birch, Yellow 1240 Patterns 4035 Mirindiba 4240 Rosewood, Bolivian/Morado 4565 Brushbox 1241 Prefabricated Courses For 4036 Mkarati 4250 Rosewood, Brazilian Picture-Frame Borders 4567 Cherry 4037 Moabi 4260 Rosewood, Caribbean 1242 Prefabricated Courses For 4570 Chestnut 4040 Movingui 4263 Rosewood, Curitinga Starter Rows/Ending Rows 4580 Cypress 4042 Mukulungu 4265 Rosewood, East Indian 1243 Radius 4590 Cypress, Heart 4043 Muhuhu 4270 Rosewood, Honduran 1244 Stair Handrails 4600 Douglas Fir 4044 Muiracatiara 4274 Rosewood, Indonesian 1245 Stair Newel Posts 4605 Elm 4045 Mulberry, Pacific 4280 Rosewood, Mayan/Bocote 1246 Stair Nosing 4610 Hemlock 4046 Mutenye 4286 Rosewood, Pacific/Narra 1247 Stair Risers 4613 Hickory, Bitternut 4048 Mylady 4290 Rosewood, Patagonian 1248 Stair Starting Steps 4615 Jarrah 4049 Myrtle, Tasmanian 4300 Rosewood, Tiete 1250 Stair Treads, Factory-Finished 4617 Karri 1252 Stair Treads, Unfinished 4051 Nispero 4305 Sandal 4618 Maple, Sugar 1260 Trim & Moldings, 4055 Nyatoh 4310 Santa Maria 4620 Mesquite Factory-Finished 4060 Okan 4315 Sapele 4625 Mulberry 1270 Trim & Moldings, Unfinished 4065 Oak, Amazonian 4320 Sassafras 2 of 3 Adhesives/Trowels Nailers/Fasteners 2190 Knee Pads Floor Manufacturing 1000 Asphalt Cut-Back 2340 Compressors & Accessories 2195 Lasers Equipment/Supplies 1010 Chlorinated Solvent 2350 Fasteners, Brad Nails 2200 Line Taper 1769 Briquetters 1020 Contact Cement 2360 Fasteners, Cleats 2210 Masking Film & Dispenser 1770 Contract Prefinishing Service 1030 Epoxy 2370 Fasteners, Concrete 2220 Masking Tape 1771 Contract Handscraping 1040 Latex (PVA) Emulsion 2380 Fasteners, Cut Nails 2240 Moisture Meters 1780 Conveyers/Feeders 1050 Latex/Acrylic 2390 Fasteners, Finish Nails 2243 Mops, Dust 1790 Custom-Built Machinery 1060 Moisture-Barrier Urethane 2400 Fasteners, Staples 2244 Mops, Sponge 1800 Double Surfacers 1070 Polyurethane 2410 Nail Sets 2245 Mops, Tack 1805 Dust Collection, Manufacturer 1080 PVA 2415 Nailer Shoe Plate 2246 Mops, Terry Cloth 1810 End Matchers 1090 Rubber, Natural 2420 Nailer, Manual 2247 Pliers, Fastener Removal 1815 Feed Table, Short-Stock 1100 Solvent-Free Mastic 2421 Nailer, Gas-Driven 2249 Pneumatic Tools 1820 Finger Jointers 1110 Subfloor Adhesive 2430 Nailer, Pneumatic 2250 Respirators 1840 Kiln Drying Systems 1120 Trowels 2432 Nailer, Powder-Activated 2260 Router Bits 1850 Knife Grinders 1130 Water-Free 2261 Routers 1855 Lay-Up Lines Sanding Equipment/ 2262 Safety Glasses/Goggles 1856 Lug Loaders Finishes/Applicators/ Abrasives 2263 Saw, Jig 1857 Lumber, Dressed 2440 Abrasives Fillers 2264 Samples, Wood Flooring 1860 Lumber, Raw 1440 Acrylic Waterbase
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