Red oak floors are generally more prone to cupping than white oak floors. Cupping is a type of warping that occurs when the edges of the floorboards are higher than the center, causing the boards to appear concave. This can happen when the wood absorbs moisture unevenly, causing the edges to expand more than the center.Red oak is more porous and absorbent than white oak, which makes it more susceptible to moisture changes. This means that red oak floors are more likely to cup when exposed to cha

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