Home, Décor: Hand-Scraped Distressed Hardwood Flooring – A Solid Investment for any Home

Distressed flooring, the style of hardwood flooring with scrapes and the look of aged wood, may seem a little odd, but there is a reason why the hand-scraped look is a solid investment for any home.

From aesthetic to practical purposes, hand-scraped flooring offers numerous long-term benefits that luxury homeowners worldwide love. To get in on the secret, continue reading to learn why hand-scraped hardwood flooring has become the essential in any home.


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Hand-scraped Hardwood Enhances Texture and Beauty

One of the main reasons why hand-scraped hardwood flooring is highly sought-after is its unique aesthetic appearance. Hand-scraping adds texture and depth to hardwood flooring and enhances its beauty by emphasizing the lines of the wood.

The process of hand-scraping gives the flooring a truly individualized, vintage appearance that looks lived-in as well as intentionally designed. For authentic, one-of-a kind flooring, hand-scraped hardwood can’t be beat.

It Hides Scratches, Dents, and Small Marks

From a practical standpoint, hand-scraped hardwood also offers several advantages. Hardwood flooring is durable, but it isn’t impervious to scrapes and scratches. Pets, kids, or any of life’s other catastrophic joys can scratch hardwood flooring over time.


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Hand-scraped hardwood is a great option that prevents flooring from looking worn and tattered after a few years. The varied scrapes easily camouflage small marks, scratches, and dents as if they never happened. As such, everyday wear and tear is far less obvious on hand-scraped flooring compared to smooth finishes.

It’s Extremely Durable and Long-Lasting

The durability and longevity of this classic flooring type is yet another reason why you need hand-scraped hardwood flooring. In addition to reducing the appearance of minor imperfections, hand-scraped hardwood also lasts longer than its smooth-finished counterparts.


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Most hand-scraped hardwood floors feature an extremely durable finish to keep damage from marring the appearance of the flooring in the first place.

Most hardwood floors need to be refinished periodically throughout their lifespan, but hand-scraped hardwood flooring can typically last for up to 20 years before it starts to show signs of wear.


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When hand-scraped hardwood flooring inevitably needs a boost, it can easily be re-stained or re-coated instead of undergoing the tedious process of sanding and refinishing.

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