Lebanon Oak Flooring Co., LLC is amanufacturer of multiple wood productsincluding hardwood flooring, stairs treads,risers, handrails, mouldings and edged gluedpanels. These are all part of our diversifiedproduct mix. We strive to obtain the finestquality of red oak, white oak, maple, cherry,hickory, ash and walnut to produce productsunparalleled in quality.

Lebanon Oak Flooring Co., LLC is a longtime family business. From 1935 throughtoday, the Goodin family has made a lifelongcommitment to selling quality, not only inwood products, but more importantlynurturing enduring relationships with all of ourcustomers. Whether our family of customersbuy truckloads or pickup loads, they are allour “best” customers.

As time changes and taste in different typeswood products emerge, we strive diligently toreact proactively. With a wonderfulcombination of years of woodworkingexperience, and a positive vision of servicewe will work extremely hard to be your onestop for your flooring and dimension needs.

We service our customers from coast to coastand into Canada. We use only Appalachianhardwoods in our products. From the originalsawmill that marks the beginning of LebanonOak Flooring Co., LLC in the late 1800’s totoday and beyond, we will continue to treatour customers with utmost honesty, integrityand provide the best in wood products.

From left, Charles R. Goodin,Robert L. Goodin and Rick Goodin.The oil painting held byCharles is a portrait of J. Lee Goodin.

215 Taylor AvenueP.O. Box 669Phone/Fax: (270) 692-2128Web; www.lebanonoak.comEmail: lebanonoakflooring@alltel.net

Early 1900’s Equipment usedfor block flooringand still beingused today.

Lebanon Oak Flooring in the early 1900’s

Workman for Lebanon Oak Flooring in the early 1900’s

MEMBERS :NWFAKFIANHLA

Computerized Technology used today

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Lebanon Oak Flooring Co., LLC is amanufacturer of multiple wood productsincluding hardwood flooring, stairs treads,risers, handrails, mouldings and edged gluedpanels. These are all part of our diversifiedproduct mix. We strive to obtain the finestquality of red oak, white oak, maple, cherry,hickory, ash and walnut to produce productsunparalleled in quality.

Lebanon Oak Flooring Co., LLC is a longtime family business. From 1935 throughtoday, the Goodin family has made a lifelongcommitment to selling quality, not only inwood products, but more importantlynurturing enduring relationships with all of ourcustomers. Whether our family of customersbuy truckloads or pickup loads, they are allour “best” customers.

As time changes and taste in different typeswood products emerge, we strive diligently toreact proactively. With a wonderfulcombination of years of woodworkingexperience, and a positive vision of servicewe will work extremely hard to be your onestop for your flooring and dimension needs.

We service our customers from coast to coastand into Canada. We use only Appalachianhardwoods in our products. From the originalsawmill that marks the beginning of LebanonOak Flooring Co., LLC in the late 1800’s totoday and beyond, we will continue to treatour customers with utmost honesty, integrityand provide the best in wood products.

From left, Charles R. Goodin,Robert L. Goodin and Rick Goodin.The oil painting held byCharles is a portrait of J. Lee Goodin.

215 Taylor AvenueP.O. Box 669Phone/Fax: (270) 692-2128Web; www.lebanonoak.comEmail: lebanonoakflooring@alltel.net

Early 1900’s Equipment usedfor block flooringand still beingused today.

Lebanon Oak Flooring in the early 1900’s

Workman for Lebanon Oak Flooring in the early 1900’s

MEMBERS :NWFAKFIANHLA

Computerized Technology used today

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“To install 5/16” strip or plank you need a clean,dry flat wood sub-floor about 1” thick. 5/16” x 2”oak strip is usually laid with a 4 or 5 boardborder. The corners or offset are either meteredor log cabined for desired effect. Some bordersincorporate “feature strips”, of contrasting color;such as walnut, mahogany, redwood, teak, etc.These feature strips come in 5/16”, 1/2” and 3/4”widths and are used either one or two per border.

On occasion, patterns are built into the cornersdepending on the skill of the floor layer, and thedesigns detailed. The border should be squaredto the room and any necessary rips scribed in atthe wall line to take care if irregular runs in thewall line. The field is racked out loose, with theends overlapping the positioned border. Theflooring is then accumulated into a close or tightposition by hand and then using any type of toolsuitable for the purpose: ie. a nail set, screwdriver, chisel or the like, driver at a slight angleagainst the rack of loose boards, start a nailabout a half inch in from the edge nearest youin the furthest board, apply tension with your tooland while the rack is under tension, tack and setthe nails. DON’T NAIL LOOSE BOARDSWITHOUT APPLYING TENSION; they willusually split. Accumulate and tack the whole floorinto position and cut in rips as required. Strikechalk lines or pencil lines every 7” on center andnail down these lines one inch apart across theroom and 1/2” in from the edge of the boards.Butt joints are also nailed 1/2” or 3/4” in from theends of the boards.

In the case of plank flooring, care should betaken in nailing the butts; to keep them out of theway of any plugs or dowels that may be desiredin the floor. These floors are nailed with a 1” #15flooring brads, using a HighPRO or equal nailer,making sure the boards are down to the subfloorand not up in the air. The nail holes and cracksare filled with appropriate wood filler and afterthe filler dries the floor sands and finishes likeany other wood floor.”

Those areas of the country that use 5/16” topnailed oak flooring should have at least 3/4” ofsubfloor, or more ideally 7/8” of subflooring. Thenails used to fasten 5/16” oak to the sub-floorare 1” long. These nails are driven vertically andare countersunk into the top flooring. To containthe entire length of nail and avoid splitting thesubfloor or splintering it at the bottom; the overallthickness should be 1 1/8” minimum, includingthe 5/16” top floor. The 7/8’ subfloor would alsoadd structural strength to the floor and avoiddiaphragm or “driving board” action in thehundred of thousands of square feet of 5/16”glued down parquets.

The method we suggest for “on grade” slabs andsometimes on suspended slabs is as follows:

Two plies of 15 pound asphalt saturated felt,each set in a bed of asphalt mastic with theedges butted and the end joints offset and turnedup the wall to the height of the finished floor. Thesecond layer lapping the first layer by a halfsheet, to form a sealed vapor barrier.

Apply a third layer of asphalt mastic using an1/8” notched towel, over the membrane. Cut 1/2”plywood, (not particle board) in 2’ x4’ sheets; andinstall in mastic at a 45 degree angle to the wallline. Overlay the 2’x4’ pieces of plywood with fullsize sheets of 1/2” plywood, crisscrossing thefirst layer.

Staple the two layers of plywood together with7/8” divergent point staples 12” on center.

The slab should be clean, flat and dry before jobis started.

This will provide a subfloor that will accept topnail strip or plank, T & G strip or plank, and glueddown parquet and provide a strong, moistureresistant, versatile subfloor. For additionalinformation see installation manual and theFinishing/Refinishing manual issued by theNational Oak Flooring ManufacturersAssociation.

Recommendations for subfloor

Square Edge strips

Lebanon Oak Flooring’s fine selection of AppalachianRed or White Oak 5/16” square edge strip flooring .Dimensions and Species:5/16” x 2” - Clear Red Oak only

- Select & Better, Red or White Oak- #1 Common Red or White Oak- #2 Common Red only

5/16” x 1 3/4” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1 1/2” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1 1/3” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1” - Select & Better Red or White OakNOTE: Rift/Quartered Red and White Oak availableaccumulation only.Cut: Square edge; unfinished stripsRandom Lenghts: Range from 2’ - 14’Installation: Flooring is installed by face nailing.Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

Square Edge strips

Select and Better Plank

Prime Plank -Bevel Edge

Herringbone Flooring

Custom Feature Strips

Block Flooring

Herringbone Flooring

For the special effect of patterned flooring, LebanonOak Flooring presents its Red or White Oakherringbone slats.

Dimensions:5/16” x specified width x lengthDescription: Unfinished slats for custom patterns.Species: Red or White Oak available in Select andBetter grades.Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

Custom Feature Strips

5/16” feature strips available in American Walnut,American Cherry, White Hard Maple give yourhardwood floors a distinctive custom appeal thatnever goes out of style.

Dimensions:5/16” x 1”5/16” x 1 1/3”5/16” x 1 1/2”5/16” x 1 3/4”5/16” x 2”

Block Flooring

5/16” x 2” x 12” x 12” Blocks available in same grades as our strip flooring, in bothRed and White Oak.

Select & Better #1 Common#2 Common Rift/Quartered (Accumulation basis only)Other 5/16” sizes available, custom order onlyWeight: 1.25 lbs.per square foot.

Select and Better Plank &Prime Plank -Bevel Edge

Lebanon Oak Flooring presents Appalachia’s finestRed or White Oak harvested for it’s timeless durabilityand clear beauty. The natural color comes alive insquare and beveled edge plank flooring. The deeprich wood grains give variety to the floor.Dimensions and Species:5/16” x 3”,4’, 5’,6’, 7’ and 8’

Select & Better Red or White OakSquare or Beveled Edge

5/16” x 3”,5’ and 7’ Prime, Red Oak only, Beveled Edge

5/16” x 3”,5’ and 7’ Standard and Better, Red Oak onlyBeveled Edge

Cut: Bevel or square edgeShipping: Each width of flooring is shippedapproximate equal board footage or by equal linealfootage. Lengths: Range from 2’ - 12’Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

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“To install 5/16” strip or plank you need a clean,dry flat wood sub-floor about 1” thick. 5/16” x 2”oak strip is usually laid with a 4 or 5 boardborder. The corners or offset are either meteredor log cabined for desired effect. Some bordersincorporate “feature strips”, of contrasting color;such as walnut, mahogany, redwood, teak, etc.These feature strips come in 5/16”, 1/2” and 3/4”widths and are used either one or two per border.

On occasion, patterns are built into the cornersdepending on the skill of the floor layer, and thedesigns detailed. The border should be squaredto the room and any necessary rips scribed in atthe wall line to take care if irregular runs in thewall line. The field is racked out loose, with theends overlapping the positioned border. Theflooring is then accumulated into a close or tightposition by hand and then using any type of toolsuitable for the purpose: ie. a nail set, screwdriver, chisel or the like, driver at a slight angleagainst the rack of loose boards, start a nailabout a half inch in from the edge nearest youin the furthest board, apply tension with your tooland while the rack is under tension, tack and setthe nails. DON’T NAIL LOOSE BOARDSWITHOUT APPLYING TENSION; they willusually split. Accumulate and tack the whole floorinto position and cut in rips as required. Strikechalk lines or pencil lines every 7” on center andnail down these lines one inch apart across theroom and 1/2” in from the edge of the boards.Butt joints are also nailed 1/2” or 3/4” in from theends of the boards.

In the case of plank flooring, care should betaken in nailing the butts; to keep them out of theway of any plugs or dowels that may be desiredin the floor. These floors are nailed with a 1” #15flooring brads, using a HighPRO or equal nailer,making sure the boards are down to the subfloorand not up in the air. The nail holes and cracksare filled with appropriate wood filler and afterthe filler dries the floor sands and finishes likeany other wood floor.”

Those areas of the country that use 5/16” topnailed oak flooring should have at least 3/4” ofsubfloor, or more ideally 7/8” of subflooring. Thenails used to fasten 5/16” oak to the sub-floorare 1” long. These nails are driven vertically andare countersunk into the top flooring. To containthe entire length of nail and avoid splitting thesubfloor or splintering it at the bottom; the overallthickness should be 1 1/8” minimum, includingthe 5/16” top floor. The 7/8’ subfloor would alsoadd structural strength to the floor and avoiddiaphragm or “driving board” action in thehundred of thousands of square feet of 5/16”glued down parquets.

The method we suggest for “on grade” slabs andsometimes on suspended slabs is as follows:

Two plies of 15 pound asphalt saturated felt,each set in a bed of asphalt mastic with theedges butted and the end joints offset and turnedup the wall to the height of the finished floor. Thesecond layer lapping the first layer by a halfsheet, to form a sealed vapor barrier.

Apply a third layer of asphalt mastic using an1/8” notched towel, over the membrane. Cut 1/2”plywood, (not particle board) in 2’ x4’ sheets; andinstall in mastic at a 45 degree angle to the wallline. Overlay the 2’x4’ pieces of plywood with fullsize sheets of 1/2” plywood, crisscrossing thefirst layer.

Staple the two layers of plywood together with7/8” divergent point staples 12” on center.

The slab should be clean, flat and dry before jobis started.

This will provide a subfloor that will accept topnail strip or plank, T & G strip or plank, and glueddown parquet and provide a strong, moistureresistant, versatile subfloor. For additionalinformation see installation manual and theFinishing/Refinishing manual issued by theNational Oak Flooring ManufacturersAssociation.

Recommendations for subfloor

Square Edge strips

Lebanon Oak Flooring’s fine selection of AppalachianRed or White Oak 5/16” square edge strip flooring .Dimensions and Species:5/16” x 2” - Clear Red Oak only

- Select & Better, Red or White Oak- #1 Common Red or White Oak- #2 Common Red only

5/16” x 1 3/4” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1 1/2” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1 1/3” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1” - Select & Better Red or White OakNOTE: Rift/Quartered Red and White Oak availableaccumulation only.Cut: Square edge; unfinished stripsRandom Lenghts: Range from 2’ - 14’Installation: Flooring is installed by face nailing.Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

Square Edge strips

Select and Better Plank

Prime Plank -Bevel Edge

Herringbone Flooring

Custom Feature Strips

Block Flooring

Herringbone Flooring

For the special effect of patterned flooring, LebanonOak Flooring presents its Red or White Oakherringbone slats.

Dimensions:5/16” x specified width x lengthDescription: Unfinished slats for custom patterns.Species: Red or White Oak available in Select andBetter grades.Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

Custom Feature Strips

5/16” feature strips available in American Walnut,American Cherry, White Hard Maple give yourhardwood floors a distinctive custom appeal thatnever goes out of style.

Dimensions:5/16” x 1”5/16” x 1 1/3”5/16” x 1 1/2”5/16” x 1 3/4”5/16” x 2”

Block Flooring

5/16” x 2” x 12” x 12” Blocks available in same grades as our strip flooring, in bothRed and White Oak.

Select & Better #1 Common#2 Common Rift/Quartered (Accumulation basis only)Other 5/16” sizes available, custom order onlyWeight: 1.25 lbs.per square foot.

Select and Better Plank &Prime Plank -Bevel Edge

Lebanon Oak Flooring presents Appalachia’s finestRed or White Oak harvested for it’s timeless durabilityand clear beauty. The natural color comes alive insquare and beveled edge plank flooring. The deeprich wood grains give variety to the floor.Dimensions and Species:5/16” x 3”,4’, 5’,6’, 7’ and 8’

Select & Better Red or White OakSquare or Beveled Edge

5/16” x 3”,5’ and 7’ Prime, Red Oak only, Beveled Edge

5/16” x 3”,5’ and 7’ Standard and Better, Red Oak onlyBeveled Edge

Cut: Bevel or square edgeShipping: Each width of flooring is shippedapproximate equal board footage or by equal linealfootage. Lengths: Range from 2’ - 12’Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

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“To install 5/16” strip or plank you need a clean,dry flat wood sub-floor about 1” thick. 5/16” x 2”oak strip is usually laid with a 4 or 5 boardborder. The corners or offset are either meteredor log cabined for desired effect. Some bordersincorporate “feature strips”, of contrasting color;such as walnut, mahogany, redwood, teak, etc.These feature strips come in 5/16”, 1/2” and 3/4”widths and are used either one or two per border.

On occasion, patterns are built into the cornersdepending on the skill of the floor layer, and thedesigns detailed. The border should be squaredto the room and any necessary rips scribed in atthe wall line to take care if irregular runs in thewall line. The field is racked out loose, with theends overlapping the positioned border. Theflooring is then accumulated into a close or tightposition by hand and then using any type of toolsuitable for the purpose: ie. a nail set, screwdriver, chisel or the like, driver at a slight angleagainst the rack of loose boards, start a nailabout a half inch in from the edge nearest youin the furthest board, apply tension with your tooland while the rack is under tension, tack and setthe nails. DON’T NAIL LOOSE BOARDSWITHOUT APPLYING TENSION; they willusually split. Accumulate and tack the whole floorinto position and cut in rips as required. Strikechalk lines or pencil lines every 7” on center andnail down these lines one inch apart across theroom and 1/2” in from the edge of the boards.Butt joints are also nailed 1/2” or 3/4” in from theends of the boards.

In the case of plank flooring, care should betaken in nailing the butts; to keep them out of theway of any plugs or dowels that may be desiredin the floor. These floors are nailed with a 1” #15flooring brads, using a HighPRO or equal nailer,making sure the boards are down to the subfloorand not up in the air. The nail holes and cracksare filled with appropriate wood filler and afterthe filler dries the floor sands and finishes likeany other wood floor.”

Those areas of the country that use 5/16” topnailed oak flooring should have at least 3/4” ofsubfloor, or more ideally 7/8” of subflooring. Thenails used to fasten 5/16” oak to the sub-floorare 1” long. These nails are driven vertically andare countersunk into the top flooring. To containthe entire length of nail and avoid splitting thesubfloor or splintering it at the bottom; the overallthickness should be 1 1/8” minimum, includingthe 5/16” top floor. The 7/8’ subfloor would alsoadd structural strength to the floor and avoiddiaphragm or “driving board” action in thehundred of thousands of square feet of 5/16”glued down parquets.

The method we suggest for “on grade” slabs andsometimes on suspended slabs is as follows:

Two plies of 15 pound asphalt saturated felt,each set in a bed of asphalt mastic with theedges butted and the end joints offset and turnedup the wall to the height of the finished floor. Thesecond layer lapping the first layer by a halfsheet, to form a sealed vapor barrier.

Apply a third layer of asphalt mastic using an1/8” notched towel, over the membrane. Cut 1/2”plywood, (not particle board) in 2’ x4’ sheets; andinstall in mastic at a 45 degree angle to the wallline. Overlay the 2’x4’ pieces of plywood with fullsize sheets of 1/2” plywood, crisscrossing thefirst layer.

Staple the two layers of plywood together with7/8” divergent point staples 12” on center.

The slab should be clean, flat and dry before jobis started.

This will provide a subfloor that will accept topnail strip or plank, T & G strip or plank, and glueddown parquet and provide a strong, moistureresistant, versatile subfloor. For additionalinformation see installation manual and theFinishing/Refinishing manual issued by theNational Oak Flooring ManufacturersAssociation.

Recommendations for subfloor

Square Edge strips

Lebanon Oak Flooring’s fine selection of AppalachianRed or White Oak 5/16” square edge strip flooring .Dimensions and Species:5/16” x 2” - Clear Red Oak only

- Select & Better, Red or White Oak- #1 Common Red or White Oak- #2 Common Red only

5/16” x 1 3/4” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1 1/2” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1 1/3” - Select & Better Red or White Oak5/16” x 1” - Select & Better Red or White OakNOTE: Rift/Quartered Red and White Oak availableaccumulation only.Cut: Square edge; unfinished stripsRandom Lenghts: Range from 2’ - 14’Installation: Flooring is installed by face nailing.Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

Square Edge strips

Select and Better Plank

Prime Plank -Bevel Edge

Herringbone Flooring

Custom Feature Strips

Block Flooring

Herringbone Flooring

For the special effect of patterned flooring, LebanonOak Flooring presents its Red or White Oakherringbone slats.

Dimensions:5/16” x specified width x lengthDescription: Unfinished slats for custom patterns.Species: Red or White Oak available in Select andBetter grades.Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

Custom Feature Strips

5/16” feature strips available in American Walnut,American Cherry, White Hard Maple give yourhardwood floors a distinctive custom appeal thatnever goes out of style.

Dimensions:5/16” x 1”5/16” x 1 1/3”5/16” x 1 1/2”5/16” x 1 3/4”5/16” x 2”

Block Flooring

5/16” x 2” x 12” x 12” Blocks available in same grades as our strip flooring, in bothRed and White Oak.

Select & Better #1 Common#2 Common Rift/Quartered (Accumulation basis only)Other 5/16” sizes available, custom order onlyWeight: 1.25 lbs.per square foot.

Select and Better Plank &Prime Plank -Bevel Edge

Lebanon Oak Flooring presents Appalachia’s finestRed or White Oak harvested for it’s timeless durabilityand clear beauty. The natural color comes alive insquare and beveled edge plank flooring. The deeprich wood grains give variety to the floor.Dimensions and Species:5/16” x 3”,4’, 5’,6’, 7’ and 8’

Select & Better Red or White OakSquare or Beveled Edge

5/16” x 3”,5’ and 7’ Prime, Red Oak only, Beveled Edge

5/16” x 3”,5’ and 7’ Standard and Better, Red Oak onlyBeveled Edge

Cut: Bevel or square edgeShipping: Each width of flooring is shippedapproximate equal board footage or by equal linealfootage. Lengths: Range from 2’ - 12’Weight: 1.25 lbs per square foot.

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HoneyGunstockNatural

The natural color of Appalachian Red or White Oakcomes alive in Lebanon Oak Flooring’s Select andBetter grades unfinished and prefinished tongue andgroove strip plank flooring. The deep, rich woodgrains give variety to all types of wood floors.

UNFINISHED Dimensions and Species:1/2” x 2” Select and Better, Red and White Oak1/2” x 2” #1 Common Red and White Oak1/2” x 2” #2 Common Red and White Oak

1/2” x 2 1/4” Select and Better, Red or White Oak1/2” x 2 1/4” #1 Common Red and White Oak1/2” x 2 1/4” #2 Common Red and White Oak

3/4” x 2 1/4” Select and Better, Red or White Oak3/4” x 2 1/4” #1 Common Red and White Oak3/4” x 2 1/4” #2 Common Red and White Oak

3/4” x 3 1/4” Select and Better, Red or White Oak3/4” x 3 1/4” #1 Common Red and White Oak3/4” x 3 1/4” #2 Common Red and White Oak

NOTE: Rift/Quartered available, accumulation only.Cut: Square edge stripShipping/Lengths: Random length bundles.Weight: 1/2 = 1.61 Red, 1.77 White, lbs. per SF

3/4 = 2.63 Red, 2.89 White, lbs. per SF

Available in: Natural, Gunstock and Honey.Call for availability.Shipping: Nested boxes, SF depending on length.Sizes: 1/2” x 2”, 3/4” x 2 1/4”, 3/4” x 3 1/4” Random Lengths: 1 1/4” x 10 1/2”

HoneyGunstockNatural

The natural color of Appalachian Red or White Oakcomes alive in Lebanon Oak Flooring’s Select andBetter grades unfinished and prefinished tongue andgroove strip plank flooring. The deep, rich woodgrains give variety to all types of wood floors.

UNFINISHED Dimensions and Species:1/2” x 2” Select and Better, Red and White Oak1/2” x 2” #1 Common Red and White Oak1/2” x 2” #2 Common Red and White Oak

1/2” x 2 1/4” Select and Better, Red or White Oak1/2” x 2 1/4” #1 Common Red and White Oak1/2” x 2 1/4” #2 Common Red and White Oak

3/4” x 2 1/4” Select and Better, Red or White Oak3/4” x 2 1/4” #1 Common Red and White Oak3/4” x 2 1/4” #2 Common Red and White Oak

3/4” x 3 1/4” Select and Better, Red or White Oak3/4” x 3 1/4” #1 Common Red and White Oak3/4” x 3 1/4” #2 Common Red and White Oak

NOTE: Rift/Quartered available, accumulation only.Cut: Square edge stripShipping/Lengths: Random length bundles.Weight: 1/2 = 1.61 Red, 1.77 White, lbs. per SF

3/4 = 2.63 Red, 2.89 White, lbs. per SF

Available in: Natural, Gunstock and Honey.Call for availability.Shipping: Nested boxes, SF depending on length.Sizes: 1/2” x 2”, 3/4” x 2 1/4”, 3/4” x 3 1/4” Random Lengths: 1 1/4” x 10 1/2”

Cove (Scotia)1/2” x 3/4”

Base Shoe1/2” x 3/4”

Quarter Round3/4” x 3/4”

Clover Leaf3/4” x 3/4”

Reversible Bull Nose Base7/16” x 4” or any width

Streamline Base7/16” x 3 3/4” or any width

Carmel Base7/16” x 4” or any width

Monterey Base9/16” x 3 1/4”

Colonial Base9/16” x 3 1/4” or any width

Reducer Strip5/16” x 1 7/8”

Clam Shell Reducer3/4” x 2 1/4”

Variable ThresholdFits 5/16”, 3/8”, 7/16”, 11/16” x 1 7/8”

Baby Threshold5/16” x 2”

“T” Mould Threshold5/8” x 1 7/8”

Threshold1 1/16” x 5 5/8”

Landing Thread/Nosing1 1/16” x 3 1/4 w 3/4” Lip”

Return Treads10 1/2” x 11 1/2”

6010 Handrail2 1/4” x 2 3/8”

6040 Handrail (WP 231)1 5/8” x 1 3/4”

RED OAK

ASH

WHITE OAK

WALNUT

CHERRY

Treads: 1 1/16” x 10 1/2” and 1 1/16” x 11 1/2”

MAPLE

OTHER PROFILES AVAILABLE FOR MOULDINGS.

Treads can be customordered for differentthickness, width and lengths.

Cove (Scotia)1/2” x 3/4”

Base Shoe1/2” x 3/4”

Quarter Round3/4” x 3/4”

Clover Leaf3/4” x 3/4”

Reversible Bull Nose Base7/16” x 4” or any width

Streamline Base7/16” x 3 3/4” or any width

Carmel Base7/16” x 4” or any width

Monterey Base9/16” x 3 1/4”

Colonial Base9/16” x 3 1/4” or any width

Reducer Strip5/16” x 1 7/8”

Clam Shell Reducer3/4” x 2 1/4”

Variable ThresholdFits 5/16”, 3/8”, 7/16”, 11/16” x 1 7/8”

Baby Threshold5/16” x 2”

“T” Mould Threshold5/8” x 1 7/8”

Threshold1 1/16” x 5 5/8”

Landing Thread/Nosing1 1/16” x 3 1/4 w 3/4” Lip”

Return Treads10 1/2” x 11 1/2”

6010 Handrail2 1/4” x 2 3/8”

6040 Handrail (WP 231)1 5/8” x 1 3/4”

RED OAK

ASH

WHITE OAK

WALNUT

CHERRY

Treads: 1 1/16” x 10 1/2” and 1 1/16” x 11 1/2”

MAPLE

OTHER PROFILES AVAILABLE FOR MOULDINGS.

Treads can be customordered for differentthickness, width and lengths.

Lebanon Oak Flooring Co., LLC is amanufacturer of multiple wood productsincluding hardwood flooring, stairs treads,risers, handrails, mouldings and edged gluedpanels. These are all part of our diversifiedproduct mix. We strive to obtain the finestquality of red oak, white oak, maple, cherry,hickory, ash and walnut to produce productsunparalleled in quality.

Lebanon Oak Flooring Co., LLC is a longtime family business. From 1935 throughtoday, the Goodin family has made a lifelongcommitment to selling quality, not only inwood products, but more importantlynurturing enduring relationships with all of ourcustomers. Whether our family of customersbuy truckloads or pickup loads, they are allour “best” customers.

As time changes and taste in different typeswood products emerge, we strive diligently toreact proactively. With a wonderfulcombination of years of woodworkingexperience, and a positive vision of servicewe will work extremely hard to be your onestop for your flooring and dimension needs.

We service our customers from coast to coastand into Canada. We use only Appalachianhardwoods in our products. From the originalsawmill that marks the beginning of LebanonOak Flooring Co., LLC in the late 1800’s totoday and beyond, we will continue to treatour customers with utmost honesty, integrityand provide the best in wood products.

From left, Charles R. Goodin,Robert L. Goodin and Rick Goodin.The oil painting held byCharles is a portrait of J. Lee Goodin.

215 Taylor AvenueP.O. Box 669Phone/Fax: (270) 692-2128Web; www.lebanonoak.comEmail: lebanonoakflooring@alltel.net

Early 1900’s Equipment usedfor block flooringand still beingused today.

Lebanon Oak Flooring in the early 1900’s

Workman for Lebanon Oak Flooring in the early 1900’s

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Computerized Technology used today

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