light or dark for red oak floor?
1786603
I can tell you the dark oil is VERY dark. I have never seen red oak flooring, however, I looked it up on line... My opinion would be to use the light one. Unless you are looking to darken the grain of the flooring, then you could use the dark and try to darken it. It you are looking more for blending, polishing, shining, I'd go with light.
18777
The picture is of dark oak. From my experience oak is a lighter color, more like a blonde.
1673048
Um... to be honest the island will be darker. I'vecontemplated using rustoleum cabinet transformation on mine.
705882
Yes, I would say medium oak is a good color description. I have the dark wood color down on mine and really like it!
255535
We have the ivory and the red color the ivory gives off more light than the red hope this helps
1242706
It can look dark if you put a good amount on. There are lighter colors and neutral that would work
2057604
Good question, It is dark. You'll notice a hint of red undertone but when you get the 3-4 coats that tint calms down. I love my cabinets, it changed to whole look of my kitchen
1225005
The one I have is very dark. It could pass for black.nice looking easy to assemble.
1682962
It is a lighter color. The desktop surface piece is a little darker. I have honey maple flooring and it is slightly darker than that.
1049240
I would say mine is like the first photo but since you have different answers, good luck! My opinion is the wood is darker in a dark place and lightens up in brighter location. I was very pleased.
1108068
On one order, the dark Bruce was sent by mistake and we tried a small area on our light oak floor. It was not pretty at all, in fact, ugly. If you want to darken your light floor, find another product. I would suspect that you would need to sand and then apply a stain. BUT, DO A TRIAL AREA FIRST!
1962594
I have a Happy Light and a full spectrum floor lamp. I turn the floor lamp on every day over my houseplants to give them light as the days are so dark, but I don't use the Happy Light for that. I also would suggest going to the website for Verilux and asking them. I can't tell whether or not my plants are flourishing but they are still alive at this point and look as good as they did in the fall when I brought them in, so you might give it a try.
205635
I think it depends on the surfaces. The legs of one of my tables and my bookshelves glowed in low light. Depending on the surface (carpeting and walls, for example) might need total darkness.
2241892
I would say it is right in between the two colors. You can dim the light up and down to fit you preference too.
1112734
I put it on oak trim and it didn't come out real dark.....I put 2 coats on that part. Hope this helps
116044
It's just a darker shade of red by one level. It's a gorgeous color. Try it out!
1779689
We use it on our solid oak floors. It is basically colorless after buffing, only leaving a "glow". Have had no problems.