Goodfellow Hardwood Flooring

A quality hardwood floor adds warmth, elegance, and increases the value of your home. Furthermore, it strengthens and stabilizes the structure of your home. Because of its ease of maintenance and hardness, wood flooring allows you to have the healthiest of living environments. Goodfellow offers a full range of wood species, grades, colors, sizes and finishes to meet the needs of even the most discerning wood flooring buyer. Each floor we deliver reflects the many years of development in state-of-the-art production. Goodfellow's Millennium Finish is the most wear-resistant finish on the market. Your satisfaction is our primary goal and we are dedicated to offer you the very best service and quality.

All of our floors are prefinished in a climate controlled environment using the latest technology. Temperature and humidity are kept constant, and dust is entirely removed to deliver the best possible fit and finish.

The World At Your Feet
The Goodfellow International Collection features wood species from all over the world. Boards are characterized by rich natural coloring, extreme hardness and unsurpassed durability.

Goodfellow has spared no effort in manufacturing these premium products. Great care is taken in the kiln drying and milling of the boards under ideal conditions. The culmination of the manufacturing process is the application of 10 coats of aluminum oxide-based Millennium finish, which delivers incredible resistance to wear and is backed by a 25-year residential warranty and a 3-year commercial wear warranty.

In its concern for preserving the world’s forest, Goodfellow makes sure that all products are manufactured and harvested in accordance with local government regulations, including reforestation.

From The World’s Most Rapidly Renewable Forest Resource
Bamboo has been used in Asia for thousands of years. Not only is it 27% harder than red oak and 13% harder than maple, it is also lighter than most hardwoods. Bamboo is simply outstanding for use as a flooring material.

Preserving the Forest
Using bamboo contributes to slowing down deforestation and attendant negative impacts. Bamboo matures within 4 to 5 years, while trees take decades to reach maturity. Moreover, an acre of bamboo produces more flooring than an acre of hardwood forest. This hardy plant grows back after mature stems have been harvested. Cutting and lamination of fine strips of bamboo allow maximum use of this renewable resource

Totally Natural Beauty
The special structure of bamboo and multi-layer lamination give bamboo its unique appearance. Bamboo flooring is available in two tones, natural and carbonized, both equally rich and warm. The carbonized color results from steam conditioning, which darkens the wood slightly.

Two Lamination Techniques
Bamboo stems are first cut into long, thin strips, boiled in water for two hours, then kiln-dried. Afterwards, the strips are glued together (laminated) in two different ways, horizontally and vertically, leading to the unique appearance of bamboo flooring. Original patterns may even be created by combining the tones of bamboo offered and/or the lamination techniques.

A High-Tech Product
Bamboo flooring is the culmination of total mastery over manufacturing and finishing techniques. Boards are machined with such precision that they fit each other to perfection, resulting in a smooth, even, totally magnificent finish. Bamboo boards may be nailed or glued to the subfloor surface, even over radiant heating systems.

Superior Stability and Durability
Bamboo is characterized by excellent dimensional stability, since the product is sealed on all surfaces. As a result, bamboo reacts very little to changes in ambient humidity. The aluminium oxide urethane finish is extremely abrasion-resistant and comes with a 25-year warranty for residential use.