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My wife has decided we are installing Australian cypress floors in our new house. I have heard it is a little tricky to work with and I am wondering if anyone has a little free experience and/or advice they would like to share.
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DREW,
YOU'RE IN LUCK! WE'RE DOING A HOUSE WHICH WILL USE
3200 SQ.FT. OF 2 1/4" RANDOM LENGHT AUSTRALIAN CYPRESS. THIS JOB SHOULD BEGIN IN THE NEXT TWO TO THREE WEEKS. I'LL KEEP YOU POSTED ON THE (HOPEFULL) PROGRESS.
J.R.
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You have made an excellent choice. Australian cypress makes for a very cool looking floor. We have had a little trouble with the tongue cracking when we staple it with our pnuematic naIlers, but this hasn't caused any trouble with the finished floor.
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My wife has decided we are installing Australian cypress floors in our new house. I have heard it is a little tricky to work with and I am wondering if anyone has a little free experience and/or advice they would like to share.