Product Features

• Traditional hardwood flooring coordinates with your home's cabinetry and woodwork
• Solid or Engineered construction
• Available for next day installation
• Durable and easy to maintain
• The same high quality name brands available in decorating and home improvement stores
• Available in natural and stained visuals and a wide variety of tones and grain variations 

Wood flooring can increase your property value by as much as 20%! Wood selection is driven by color and style, but here are some pointers to help you focus:

Room Size
Lighter colors make a room appear larger. Rich, darker tones absorb available light and create a warmer, more intimate environment in a large room.

 

Complementing Existing Furniture & Cabinets
Choose a color to either coordinate or contrast with your current furnishings and cabinetry. If your cabinets are brown-toned, stay with a brown-tones wood floor rather than a flooring with red or gray tones. For contrast, white cabinets look great with virtually any wood floor.

Light Sources
Window size, the direction they face, and whether the rooms have incandescent or fluorescent light all contribute to the appearance of your floor.

Design Elements & Style
Whether your home is classic, country, or contemporary, wood floors can make a statement. For traditional or country/colonial decors, a random width plank is an appropriate choice. Single-width planks are more likely to be used in a contemporary setting. Darker woods can have a more formal look, while lighter floors such as natural or whitewashed tones lend themselves to more casual living.

Plank Width
A narrow width board will visually expand a room. A wider board usually works better in a larger room.

 

 

Edge Style
A plank with a beveled edge can help delineate detail in the natural wood. A plank with a square edge provides a smooth look across the entire room.