Hardwood

Depending on, you know, people are busy lives, right? So they don't want to...

Hardwood, you have to care for that a little bit different than some other floors.

And if you have a really active lifestyle, like Brooke said earlier, you want to decide if that's really for you or if the luxury vinyl is going to be more for you.

But yes, we do have a lot of...

The farmhouse dated back to the fifties.

Hardwood covered every floor and announced each footstep, while the windows shook inside their frames whenever a storm swept through.

For two weeks, the days blended together in the best possible way.

At eight every morning, I made coffee in Mom's ancient percolator.

And so I wanna feel that strength and that longevity.

I'm just glad you didn't say Hardwood.

[laughs]

[laughs] It was an option.

They're not going to be any nicer than that.

It's just like a little piece of balsa wood or what are you? Hardwood.

Hardwood, is

it? Yeah, I think that's mahogany from one of, remember the Barth? If you guys have been following us long enough, you remember the blue bus? Uh-huh.

Barth? Yeah, yeah.

For glass, you want ten to fifteen thousand RPM.

Hardwood, seven to twelve thousand.

Soft metals, fifteen to twenty-five thousand.

The 4300's range covers all of that comfortably.

Yeah.

You got hardwood floors in there? Hardwood, yeah.

So I think it's underneath the hardwood.

I think it's like seeped in.

Such space is needed often for the suggestion of other rooms than the one before the audience, and an important part of the lighting of the scene is done from the sides.

next in importance is the space above the stage the flies in the technical vocabulary of the theatre in this space above the line of vision of the spectator much scenery is hung until needed lighting units are suspended and with good overhead space effects of height can be produced and ampler places revealed than that in which the audience sits the cellar under the stage is of especial importance where the off-stage spaces at the sides are cramped it is used for the storage of scenery and furniture for stage machinery and for entrances from a lower floor with the aid of traps and it often provides passage from one side of the stage to the other during the progress of a scene that occupies the entire depth of the stage in some theatres a part of the stage floor may be lowered by an elevator and properties or furniture disposed of during the changes of scene thus preventing crowding of the stage house itself Hardwood should never be used for the stage floor.

The architect of the excellent Arts and Crafts Theater in Detroit, in his desire to use only the best of building materials, specified a stage floor of maple.

As a consequence, it is almost impossible to support scenery by the use of stage braces screwed to the floor with a stage screw or peg.

You got

hardwood, too.

Hardwood, yeah.

She hit the corner.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.