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What are the Options for the Width of Wood Floor Planks?

If you are in the market for a new wood flooring, you might be focusing a great deal of your focus on various colors available. While the colour of your hardwood flooring can have a significant impact on the appearance and feel of the space, don't disregard the impact of the width of the planks. There are several different board widths to suit your design needs and the informed homeowner will use this in combination with the floor color to achieve the look they desire. Today we will focus on two general classes for the width of your hardwood flooring planks -- narrow and wide.

 Wide Planks

Wide planks, generally speaking, are categorized as anything with a diameter over three inches. But, there's a great number of widths accessible from three to five and even ten to twelve-inch wide wood planks. Wide planks are fantastic for homeowners who want to create an illusion of greater space in their room and appreciate their rustic style. But, wide plank hardwood flooring are more prone to the effects of humidity and moisture damage, so this design is not recommended for rooms such as bathrooms or kitchens or houses situated in humid areas.

Narrow Planks

 A good deal of homes feature wood floors with strips of planks around two to three inches wide. This style is complex and elegant and is an excellent choice for entryways and formal dining rooms. They are also more resistant to moisture damage than broad plank wood flooring. The most important drawback to narrow plank wood flooring, however, is that they may make a room look bigger than it really is. Using brightly coloured wood in narrow planks may alleviate this perception issue.

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