Lots of good commments to your original question,
but as a reality check on the 'rustic' - have splinters
in the feet been considered?
I have carpet and the family (and many guests)
leave shoes at the front door.
Maybe it's the definition of rustic....
> He does not want a fully planed finish on the boards. He wants something
> more rustic since the house is an old home and he wants to maintain some
> of the old character, so whatever he takes down on the surface of the
> boards is going to be fairly minimal.
> Lots of good commments to your original question,
> but as a reality check on the 'rustic' - have splinters
> in the feet been considered?
> I have carpet and the family (and many guests)
> leave shoes at the front door.
> Maybe it's the definition of rustic....
>
>
He'll be finishing the boards with poly, so there won't be a splinter
problem. They just won't be finished smooth before he polys them.
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