2x4 ends flooring

Just wondering what people thought about our end grain wood tile flooring idea. So many different ways to lay out. What's your favorite?

When we were hunting for a affordable flooring solutions for the Laboratory, we came across a wood floor we had never seen before in a store in Soho: it was made from tiles cut across the grain of hard wood beams: end cuts placed in a grid to make an unexpectedly beautiful pattern. The lighting in the store was so poor that our snapshots were too vague to publish. Recently, we came across some fine images of what we now know to be Log End or End Grain flooring, and info about how to do it…

You might have seen the awesome post on FB about how to create a gorgeous hardwood floor using slivers of 2x4's, well, here's EXACTLY How to do it! To

End grain flooring is a unique type of wood tile flooring. Traditional wood flooring is made of planks or block sawn lengthwise. The end grain flooring on the other hand is made of wooden blocks sawn crosswise to the grain. Onto the surface are plainly visible the annual rings of the tree. For this reason such wooden floors are unique and special. #WoodFloorsLondon #interiordesign #FinWood #CraftedForLife #WoodFloorDesign #EndGrainFlooring #endgrain #endgrainwoodenfloor #endgrainwood

Once hidden beneath the soles of industry and toil, the end grain wood floor carries tales from the echoes of the past. It harks back to a time when such floors graced the grand stables

Highly decorative flooring is becoming increasingly popular. Detailing in the wood, combined with stylish fitting patterns, can create spectacular floors, that really catch the eye. End grain floors are particularly attractive and as they are specially crafted, they’re not something you see every day. They are incredibly strong and also have very good sound insulating properties.