Flooring

Ultra Wide, Ultra Long, Ultra Luxurious Wood Planks Our mission is to create premier quality wide plank hardwood flooring, leveraging the most sophisticated modern finishing techniques that enhance, rather than cover over, the natural beauty of European Oak, Walnut and Hickory engineered floors.

The Janka hardness test measures the resistance of a sample of wood to denting and wear. It measures the force required to embed an 11.28mm (.444 in) steel ball into wood to half the ball’s diameter. This method leaves an indentation. A common use of Janka hardness ratings is to determine whether a species is suitable for use as flooring. It is also a good indicator …

Engineered hardwood floors are better than solid hardwood flooring, and here are a few reasons why While solid hardwood flooring has unique benefits, engineered hardwood has a higher demand for being relatively cheap. Here are some reasons to choose engineered hardwood flooring. Easy Installation Better Moisture Resistance Cost and Sustainability An Array of Options

CONSTRUCTIONEngineered hardwoodSPECIESEuropean White OakCOLOROldtownTEXTUREWirebrushedFINISHAluminum Oxide FinishEDGE TREATMENTBeveled edge / beveled endJANKA RATING1360

Thickness: 15mm Width: 190mm Lengths: 1900mm Solid hardwood top layer thickness: 3.0mm Colour variation: black streaking, tiger marks, knots and colour toning. Product:  Engineered pre-finished Lock systems:  tongue and groove Edge: Micro bevelled Hardness: Janka Hardness Rating of 6.6 kN VOC emission: <E1, 0.01mg/m. Below world health Organisation level. Grade & Surface: ABCD. Light wire brush surface. 7 layers of UV-cured wear-resistant Premium matt Polyurethane coating.

RoomResidential use and commercial useCategory15mm Engineered wood flooring – Brushed and lacqueredSpeciesNatural Real OakThickness15mmWear Layer4mm Real oak top layerPlank Wide80mmRangeFixed length, 380mmSystemTongue and GrooveGradeMixedPack Size1.5808m2Underfloor HeatingYes

American made, solid, hardwood flooring. A tradition dating back to before the founding of this country. Denver Hardwood Company buys unfinished hardwood flooring from mills located across this great nation. Some of these mills have been in operation for more than 100 years. Often these mills are the largest employer in the communities where they are located and it is …

Unfinished Wood Floor Grades Trees are natural products and their growth patterns are random. Each tree will yield multiple grades in each piece of lumber before it is cut and milled. The grading of the wood does not affect its durability or strength, it is simply a matter of aesthetics and preference. unfinished hardwood floors are available in a variety …

Deciding Between Prefinished and Unfinished Hardwood FloorsWhen shopping for hardwood flooring you will need to choose from prefinished hardwood flooring or unfinished hardwood flooring. Prefinished hardwood flooring is finished at the factory. Stain and finish are applied on the flooring finish line, so when the flooring arrives at your home it simply needs to be acclimatized and installed. Unfinished hardwood …

WHY SHOULD I BUY A SOLID FLOOR ?Solid Floors may be on the decline since the arrival of underfloor heating and the increase of engineered floors but there are still some things you can only get from real timber. As you would expect from the name, solid wood is real timber throughout the board with no plywood or any other …