B & M Flooring

What you can see in the picture is as much a histroy of nature as it is of an oak board. Sawn in the year 2000, the wood comes from a Swedish oak that germinated in the early 1700's. The mind boggles when thinking about what has happened during the tree's centuries-long history - and for the person who knows the secret, there is much to read in the wood surface, in its annual rings and knots. Although some wood in our floors has only a few of hundred years behind it, it is still just as fascinating to lie on the floor and wonder about what it has to tell.