bgirl

I am wanting to do a unique floor. I want it to be cheap. I have envisioned having 2’x2’ wood squares. I would love a wood with some kind of grain, but it is not really necessary. It has been suggested that I use a sanded plywood. Or do I need it to be sanded if I am staining and varnishing mega times. Is it reliable to stain or do I need to condition it? My main goal is to keep it cheap, otherwise I may as well just get laminate or the vinyl planks!! Thanks for any help or suggestions

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In regards to your question you will get a better response if you post it in one of the forums here on Lumberjocks.

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Bgirl,

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Hi there,
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