Oak Hardwood Floors

Handscraped Cognac Oak
Each plank of our Cognac Oak hardwood flooring is individually hand scraped and distressed to highlight the coarse grain patterns of the oak hardwood. The chestnut color of our Cognac stain combines with the distinctive grain patterns of the Cognac Oak make this floor a very attractive wood flooring option for any stye of home. 9 coats of PPG aluminum oxide are applied to the hardwood flooring planks for added durability. This wood floor is ideal for floating, glue down, or nail down installation methods.

Handscraped Natural Oak
Our Natural Oak hand scraped hardwood flooring features distressing throughout the prominent open grain patterns found in the oak hardwood. Our Natural Oak contains a combination of light reddish-brown, light brown, and white tones mixed throughout, resulting in a warm wood floor that is sure to provide a brighter, more open feel to any home. 9 coats of PPG aluminum oxide are applied to give a hard, lasting finish to the wood flooring. These wood floors are ideal for floating, glue down, or nail down installation methods.

Oak Hardwood Floors
Brazilian Cherry Hardwood Floors
Russian Elm Hardwood Floors
Hickory Hardwood Floors
How to Install Hardwood Floors
Acacia Hardwood Floors
Birch Hardwood Floors

Moldings and Trimmings Guide"

Engineered Hardwood Flooring
Engineered hardwood floors are a more durable and versatile hardwood floor. They have made designs like tongue and groove or the click and lock models possible because they do not shift and warp like traditional hardwood flooring. This innovation has redefined the limits of where real hardwood floors can be placed and how we think about installing hardwood floors.

Tongue and Groove Hardwood Flooring
Tongue and groove is an innovative design that makes installing hardwood floors much easier than simple solid planks. Learn about how engineered tongue and groove hardwood floors can make it easier for you to add natural beauty, warmth and value to your home.

Tongue and Groove Wood Floors
Tongue and groove hardwood floors have made installing hardwood floors a much easier task to achieve. Whether a skilled carpenter or weekend warrior looking for a do it yourself project, tongue and groove hardwood floors are a great option. Learn the basics and how easy adding warmth, natural beauty and value can be.

Tongue and Groove Hardwood Floors
Tongue and groove hardwood flooring has an innovative design that makes installing hardwood floors much easier. Learn the basics about tongue and groove and see how adding real hardwood floors, natural beauty, warmth and value to your home may be easier than you think.

Click and Lock Hardwood Flooring
Click and lock hardwood flooring is the ideal option for those planning on installing hardwood floors in a do it yourself project. These engineered hardwood floors make real hardwood floors much more versatile and durable than the standard solid planks of wood. Learn about how click and lock hardwood floors can save you money in the installation process and increase the quality of your home.

Engineered Hardwood Floors
Engineered hardwood floors are a more durable and versatile hardwood floor. They have made designs like tongue and groove or the click and lock models possible because they do not shift and warp like traditional hardwood flooring. This innovation has redefined the limits of where real hardwood floors can be placed and how we think about installing hardwood floors.

Do it Yourself Hardwood Flooring
Options available for do it yourself hardwood floors are click and lock and tongue and groove hardwood floors. Learn the basic options and installation processes associated with each type of design as well as which type will meet the specific needs of the room in question. Oak, Birch, Acacia, Brazilian Cherry, Hickory, Russian Elm and other Exotic Hardwoods are some of the options available in tongue and groove and click and lock.

Tongue and Groove Hardwood
Modern tongue and groove hardwood flooring provides and easier way to lay real hardwood floors in your home. Learn the basics about tongue and groove hardwood floors and how you can "do it yourself" and add natural beauty, warmth, and value to your home.

Basement Hardwood Flooring
Basement Hardwood Flooring has traditionally been a "bad idea". Sub terrain rooms and areas conducive to humidity have been known to severely warp hardwood floors. Now engineered hardwood floors offer a solution to allow the installation of hardwood floors in these areas.

Bathroom Hardwood Flooring
Bathroom Hardwood Flooring has traditionally been a "bad idea". While it isn't the best place for installing hardwood floors it is not impossible. Engineered hardwood flooring has made it a little easier to achieve this goal. Here are some tips on putting hardwood floors in a bathroom.

Kitchen Hardwood Floors
Putting hardwood floors in a kitchen can raise concerns about discoloration from spills and other mishaps. Learn how engineered hardwood floors have reduced this fear and have allowed more people to add real hardwood floors, natural beauty and value to their kitchens.

Oak Hardwood Floors
Oak has been considered the hardest and longest lasting hardwood available. It can be found in busy banks and stores with high traffic which is a testament to its quality. Learn about engineered hardwood oak flooring, hand scraped features, tongue and groove design and how adding a natural oak or cognac oak hardwood floor to your home may be easier than you think.

Hickory Hardwood Flooring
Hickory hardwood floors are known for their durability and rustic feel. Hickory is 41% harder than red oak, which is one of the most common more durable hardwood floors. Learn about the benefits of adding Hickory hardwood floors to your home and explore innovations such as engineered hardwood floors, handscraped hardwood floors and designs like tongue and groove.

Birch Hardwood Flooring
Adding Birch hardwood flooring to a home, office, or other real estate adds elegance and structural integrity. Birch is a hardwood, softer than oak, but still can withstand the tests of time. Learn about the benefits of Birch and if it is the right flooring option for you!

Designer Hardwood
Designer hardwood floors can add aesthetic quality and value to the home, office or other real estate. Learn the basics about the types of real hardwood available today, which one is right for you and the practical maintenance of each.

Types of Wood Flooring
The types of wood floors on the market today can be confusing. Learn about the benefits of engineered hardwood floors, the easy installation of click and lock and tongue and groove design, and the difference between handscraped hardwood and smooth hardwood floors.

Buy Wood Flooring
Buying hardwood floors can be an intimidating task. There are many varieties of wood and flooring options on the market. Learn about the perks of engineered hardwood floors, how click and lock and tongue and groove designs make installing hardwood floors easier, and the difference between smooth hardwood and handscraped hardwood floors.

Oak Hardwood Floors
Oak has been called the "hardest and longest lasting hardwood" on the market. It has been put to the test in busy banks and bustling kitchens. Learn about the benefits of handscraped and engineered hardwood Oak!

Affordable Hardwood Flooring
Affordable hardwood flooring is often associated with low quality. Learn about buying hardwood floors direct from the manufacturer and how you can save money through do it yourself designs such as click and lock or tongue and groove hardwood flooring systems.

Inexpensive Hardwood Flooring
Finding inexpensive hardwood floors that don't feel or look cheap can be a laborious task. Learn how you can save money by buying direct from the manufacturer and by using click and lock or tongue and groove flooring to "do it yourself" and reduce installation costs.

Hardwood Flooring Advice
Hardwood flooring advice is a must have when shopping for the right product. Learn some of the basic concepts to keep in mind when buying hardwood floors such as engineered hardwood, tongue and groove, click and lock, handscraped hardwood, smooth hardwood and how to find the most affordable hardwood.

Real Hardwood Flooring
Real hardwood floors add warmth, value and natural beauty to any room. Now they have been taken to the next level with the innovations of engineered hardwood flooring. Learn about the benefits of engineered hardwood and how installing real hardwood floors may be more affordable than you think!

Solid Wooden Floors
Solid hardwood floors are exactly what they sound like; a solid plank of wood. Learn about the benefits of solid hardwood versus engineered hardwood flooring and which real hardwood flooring is right for you.

Hardwood Flooring Options
There are various hardwood options on the market today. Learn the basics of engineered hardwood floors, the easy installation of click and lock and tongue and groove design, and the difference between handscraped hardwood and smooth hardwood floors.

Kitchen Hardwood Flooring
If you are worried that installing real hardwood floors in a kitchen is a bad idea, think again! Learn how engineered hardwood has quelled the fears of discoloration or warping due to spill and other mishaps.

How to Install Hardwood Flooring
A few tips on how to install hardwood floors in a do it yourself project can make a huge difference. Learn the basic steps of installing tongue and groove flooring and how you can tackle the project in just a weekend!

How to Install Hardwood Floors
Here are some helpful tips and a basic guide on how to install hardwood floors. Learn about the ease of installing tongue and groove hardwood floors in a do it yourself project and how you can tackle the goal in a weekend.