Smith Flooring
 
Acorn Selecting A Grade

Smith Flooring offers four grades of hardwood flooring, in red and white oak. Every strip of oak flooring is unique - a hardwood floor has no duplicate. And because of this, it is best to ask your dealer to see a larger sample before making your choice.

Each grade is precision-made solid oak flooring. Appearance alone determines the grades of hardwood flooring since all grades are equally strong and serviceable.



NOFMA Clear

Practically free of defects, made up mostly of heartwood. Most uniform color, with limited small character marks.



NOFMA Clear Red
Red Oak
NOFMA Clear White
White Oak

NOFMA Select

Almost clear, with more of the normal characteristics such as knots and color variations. Unlimited sound sap wood (lighter in color).




Red Oak

White Oak

NOFMA No. 1 Common

More markings than clear or select. Light and dark colors, knots and other character marks provide a variegated appearance. The common grades are often selected because of their natural, rustic appearance.




Red Oak

White Oak

NOFMA No. 2 Common

The most knots, imperfections and color variations. A natural looking, economical floor after knot holes, checks and other imperfections are filled and finished.




Red Oak

White Oak