Solid Hardwood Flooring
Create your dream space with the beautiful characteristics of hardwood flooring
Mirage floors
Mirage hardwood flooring is designed to accentuate the distinctive character of each wood species, resulting in a unique and elegant wood floor design for your home.
Their hardwood floors offer superior quality that exudes well-being and gives new life to your home décor. Made in North America, Mirage Floors are synonymous with beauty and durability.
Bruce
A trusted brand for over a century. Superior quality through exacting precision in the milling process and rigorous inspections featuring up to 75 quality checkpoints. A luxurious selection of design styles, colors, species, and specialty finishes. That’s what you’ll find with Bruce hardwood flooring. View colors & styles >>
Bruce Hardwood Styles
Hand-Scraped – in rich colors and popular wood species
Rustics – the look of aged, hand-crafted hardwoods
American Exotics – domestic species in a variety of colors
Traditional Hardwood – in oak, cherry, walnut, birch, hickory, maple, and ash
Armstrong flooring
Prized for their natural beauty, our hardwood floors come in countless colors, styles and species to help you transform your home. Armstrong® Flooring is crafted from the finest American, imported and exotic hardwoods, for durability you can depend on for a lifetime.
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Mannington floors
Designed to reflect the latest trends in American home furnishings and cabinetry, Mannington hardwood floors offer beauty, durability, and performance. And our floors are crafted with care to ensure that you get a floor you'll love for many years to come.
johnson premium hardwood flooring
Johnson Hardwood is one of the leading manufacturers of premium hardwood flooring with distribution to the United States and Canada. We produce on-trend, high-demand flooring options by sourcing durable hardwood species from around the globe. Our products are recognized for their affordability and superior quality.
mullican Hardwood
beauty
Bring the timeless beauty of nature to your home with Mullican hardwood floors.
lifetime value
Enhance your space with quality flooring that lasts a lifetime.
sustainable
Protect and honor our natural resources with hardwood flooring.
North wood flooring
Based in the heart of Northern Hardwoods (the best quality available) North Wood Flooring is a solid hardwood flooring mill driven by a basic principle: excellence. We pride ourselves on using only the best wood for our floors - northern species experience extended winters and greater seasonal differences resulting in a tighter, more consistent grain pattern.
Pinnacle flooring
The Pinnacle line of hardwood floors is engineered using the most technologically advanced manufacturing innovations to craft hardwood floors that make affordable luxury an undeniable reality. These tough, yet durable floors are designed to keep up with your family’s busy lifestyle and stay well within your budget.
somerset hardwood flooring
Somerset is one of North America’s Largest Suppliers of Kiln-Dried Appalachian Hardwoods. The quality Appalachian lumber from which we manufacture Somerset flooring is supplied by our Somerset Wood Products division. The majority of the Appalachian timber processed at Somerset Wood Products comes from nearly 120 sawmill suppliers within a 150-mile radius of our plants.
Lauzon Hardwood Flooring
As with master craftspeople, artists, architects and designers through ages, Lauzon has been passionate about revealing the beauty of wood. It is easy to understand why. Every species of tree has its own character. Within species, every individual has distinctive patterned grains that, when treated with art and science, impart remarkable natural beauty to any décor.
How to measure a room for hardwood flooring.
Measuring for a laminate floor is easier than you think. Follow these 3 easy to follow steps or give us a call to help you through the process.
Step 1: Identifying the Square Footage Needed - Using a tape measure measure the length and width of all the rooms that you will be installing laminate flooring in. For example, if room A is 10x10 then you need 100 square feet (10x10). Do this for all the rooms and add them up.
Pro Tip: Square off closets and cut ins in your room to make measuring easier
Step 2: Accommodate for cut and waste - A best practice is to add 10% to the measured square footage to allow for cuts and waste. For example, room A needs 100 square feet and room B needs 150 square feet. That 250 square feet plus 10% (25 square feet) totalling 275 square feet for your project.
Step 3: Call us to help you identify what else you need - In addition to flooring, some rooms may need transition pieces in doorways, where floors change to a different kind, and a few other places. We can help you identify those needs.
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