L'artiste / ART-1602MN

Monet

Product Details
One of the primary founders of the Impressionist movement, Oscar-Claude Monet’s love of nature and his garden largely influenced his work. Revered by critics and the public alike, one of Monet’s most famous series “Nymphéas”, or “Water Lilies”, consists of approximately 250 oil paintings completed in the last 30 years of his life.

The dazzling intricacy of color and light in this series of paintings is mirrored in our European oak Monet floor. Warm color tones and a rich, wire-brushed texture adorn these stunning 8 5/8” planks. The latest technique of reactive staining works to produce multi-toned planks that are as stunning and unique as Monet’s most beautiful paintings.
Color Variation - Moderate
Foot Traffic - High
Gloss - Matte

Technical Specs

Lifetime Structural
Warranty

50 Year
Finish Warranty

Micro Bevelled

Wirebrushed Texture

UV Oiled Finish

SKU:	ART-1602MN
COLLECTION:	L'artiste
SPECIES:	European Oak
STRUCTURE:	Engineered
WIDTH:	8.625"*

LENGTH:	85% up to 87"
THICKNESS:	3/4"*
WEAR LAYER:	6 mm*
INSTALL TYPE:	Glue, Nail/Staple
SQ. FT. / BOX:	31.26 ft
*Nominal

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One of the primary founders of the Impressionist movement, Oscar-Claude Monet’s love of nature and his garden largely influenced his work. Revered by critics and the public alike, one of Monet’s most famous series “Nymphéas”, or “Water Lilies”, consists of approximately 250 oil paintings completed in the last 30 years of his life.

The dazzling intricacy of color and light in this series of paintings is mirrored in our European oak Monet floor. Warm color tones and a rich, wire-brushed texture adorn these stunning 8 5/8” planks. The latest technique of reactive staining works to produce multi-toned planks that are as stunning and unique as Monet’s most beautiful paintings.

Color Variation - Moderate

Foot Traffic - High

Gloss - Matte

Lifetime Structural
Warranty

50 Year
Finish Warranty

Micro Bevelled

Wirebrushed Texture

UV Oiled Finish

SKU:	ART-1602MN
COLLECTION:	L'artiste
SPECIES:	European Oak
STRUCTURE:	Engineered
WIDTH:	8.625"*

LENGTH:	85% up to 87"
THICKNESS:	3/4"*
WEAR LAYER:	6 mm*
INSTALL TYPE:	Glue, Nail/Staple
SQ. FT. / BOX:	31.26 ft
*Nominal

Room Calculator

Use our trusty room calculator for accurate amount to order.

Room 1	Room 1 Length feetRoom 1 Length inches	X	Room 1 Width feetRoom 1 Width inches
Room 2	Room 2 Length feetRoom 2 Length inches	X	Room 2 Width feetRoom 2 Width inches
Room 3	Room 3 Length feetRoom 3 Length inches	X	Room 3 Width feetRoom 3 Width inches
Waste Factor (%) Waste Factor

Molding Profiles

All molding are 7 ft in length

End Molding

Used as a transition from wood to carpet, sliding glass doors, or areas around fireplaces.
Quarter Round

Frames all flooring projects and covers expansion gaps next to walls.
Reducer

Bridges the gap between two uneven surfaces to create a smooth transition.
Stair Nose

A durable trim for the treads and risers on stairways.
T-Molding

Bridges the expansion gap between two level surfaces.
Wall Base

Borders the floor for a finished look and covers expansion gaps next to walls.

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What are Reactive Stains?

Reactive stains work by reacting with the natural components WITHIN the wood. Whereas, traditional stains add their color by painting the SURFACE of the wood.

Reactive stains create color from inside the wood by interacting with the woods natural ingredients to create unique, 2-toned colors in wide variations that cannot be duplicated with traditional staining methods.

Reactive stain's interaction with the natural tannins and sugars in the wood also creates an 'aged' look by replicating the oxidization and maturing process of naturally aged wood. The natural maturing process will normally take decades to achieve, but with the reactive staining process it can create the same look immediately without harming the quality of the wood itself.