| ...specification. aged woods® provides reclaimed chestnut characterized by its warm honey tones and "wormy" texture, offering a prestigious option for executive suites and boutique hospitality projects. hickory and walnut: these species provide extreme ends of the design spectrum; hickory offers rugged, high-contrast durability for high-impact areas, while walnut provides a sophisticated, dark-palett... |
| ...collections are curated to reflect current architectural trends while maintaining timeless appeal. professionals can specify from an expansive palette of species, including red oak, white oak, maple, hickory, and walnut. the visual character of a mirage floor is further refined through distinct grading and texturing options. for modern, high-design residential projects, designers often select "sel... |
| ...for over a century. they have continually invested in technology, product development, and sustainability.
material and construction
quality timber: sources high-quality timber, including oak, hickory, and maple
engineered hardwood: designed for greater stability
multiple layers: consists of a top veneer layer followed by multiple layers of plywood
high-quality finishes: resistant to ... |
| ...and hide wear, while colors range from the deep, authoritative tones of "black walnut" to the airy, scandinavian-inspired "white oak." species variety: beyond standard oak, robbins provides access to hickory, maple, cherry, and birch, allowing for precise matching of color temperature and grain activity to the overall design scheme. technical specifications and sustainability for the facility man... |
| ... with modern technology to produce products that are both aesthetically pleasing and long-lasting.
material and construction
types of woodanderson-tuftex primarily uses domestic hardwoods like oak, hickory, and maple. these woods are known for their durability and resistance to wear, making them ideal for flooring applications.
engineered vs. solid hardwoodboth engineered and solid hardwood opt... |
| ...ardwood, and specialized patterned flooring. solid hardwood collections: milled from 3/4-inch thick domestic timber, collections such as tennessee ridge and old river oak utilize appalachian oak and hickory. these products are intended for environments where longevity and the ability to perform multiple sand-and-finish cycles are paramount. engineered hardwood systems: designed for dimensional st... |
| ...achian oak flooring.
homestyle collection: solid oak with a four-sided eased edge for added design flair.
wide plank collection: make a statement with ultra-wide plank flooring in oak, maple, and hickory.
design and aesthetic impact somerset hardwood flooring transforms spaces with its aesthetic versatility and inherent beauty, offering solutions that resonate with the latest design trends... |
| ...y, making it suitable for installation over radiant heat and in challenging geographic climates.
the collection portfolio spans essential north american species, including white oak, red oak, maple, hickory, and black walnut. these are available in over 100 colors and ten different widths, providing the design flexibility required for everything from boutique hospitality projects to large-scale m... |
| ...l characteristics the brand’s adaptability is a core asset for interior designers seeking to implement biophilic design principles. by offering a wide spectrum of species—including white oak, walnut, hickory, cherry, hard maple, and beech—sheoga provides a natural palette ranging from the cool, neutral tones of rift-sawn oak to the deep, warm hues of american walnut. the availability of diverse gr... |
| ...angelauzon offers a diverse range of hardwood flooring options tailored to the needs of architects, interior designers, and facility managers. the collection includes various species such as american hickory, black walnut, brazilian cherry, santos mahogany, canadian hard maple, and north american and european white oak. these woods are available in a variety of widths and textures—from the subtle ... |
| ..., rustic, and traditional, catering to different design preferences and project requirements.
available species and constructionsmullican® hardwood flooring features species like european white oak, hickory, maple, oak, red oak, walnut, and white oak. the flooring is available in multiple widths (ranging from 2.25" to 9.44") and thicknesses (from 3/8" to 3/4"), ensuring flexibility and customizat... |
| ...wood flooring's diverse offerings significantly contribute to both the aesthetic and functional aspects of design projects. from the rich, warm tones of european white oak to the robust durability of hickory and maple, these products allow for creative freedom while ensuring spaces are equipped to handle the demands of everyday use. the use of trufinish™ technology across various collections empha... |
| ...anized into curated collections that address specific aesthetic and functional needs. the origins collection focuses on the raw, natural beauty of north american species like red oak, hard maple, and hickory. the stellar collection is tailored toward the refined grain and neutral palettes of white oak, while the element collection utilizes reactive stains to create sophisticated, variegated tones ... |
| ...with seville cabinetry, you can create the cabinetry to meet your needs and
style. choose a cherry, hard maple, hickory, red oak, or knotty pine wood and
finish it with one of seville's standard finishes. or request a custom color
match from an existing finish you may already have in your home or noticed
elsewhere.
seville's available door styles and a wide selection of profiles, along ... |
| ... mineral streaks. it celebrates the rawest form of the timber, making it a focal point of the interior environment. all collections are available in a variety of species, most notably northern-grown hickory, maple, and white oak. the choice of northern growth timber is a critical technical distinction; the slower growing seasons in colder climates result in tighter growth rings and higher density... |
| ...l for projects requiring a blend of beauty, durability, and sustainability.
kentwood collectionthis collection offers a versatile range of wide-plank and herringbone flooring in species like acacia, hickory, maple, oak, and walnut. known for its cutting-edge finishes and artisanal surface treatments, the kentwood collection is a go-to option for both modern and classic designs. the engineered har... |
| ...and janka hardness ratings. species selection: designers can specify red oak and white oak for their classic grain and durability, hard maple for its clean and contemporary closed-grain structure, or hickory and walnut for high-contrast, character-driven spaces. ash and birch are also available, providing varied tonal options for specific light-reflective requirements. finishes and textures: preve... |
| ...ion focuses on north american hard maple and red birch with ultra-matte finishes. conversely, the new traditional collection leverages the density of northern red oak and the character of appalachian hickory, providing a durable, specification-heavy option for high-traffic zones.
technical specifications, performance, and surface protection
from a facility management perspective, the performance... |
| ... series offers african mahogany, brazilian teak (cumaru), and brazilian cherry (jatoba). these species provide superior wear resistance in high-traffic zones. american hardwoods: utilizing white ash, hickory, and walnut, series like rosecliff and crafted textures celebrate domestic timber. the use of live-sawn cuts in the rosecliff series ensures that the full character of the log—including rift a... |
| ...ification-ready flooring systems that can perform across various climate zones and subfloor conditions. species diversity: the portfolio includes temperate and tropical hardwoods, such as white oak, hickory, maple, and walnut, each selected for specific janka hardness ratings and grain characteristics. plank formats: recognizing the trend toward expansive interiors, lm provides wide-plank options... |
| ...eed or meet industry standards for construction and performance. look for the kcma seal on the inside of your quality cabinets®.
see our full line of quality cabinets in the following woods: cherry, hickory, laminate, maple and oak... |
| ...od, making it a preferred specification-ready flooring system for varying climates and subfloor conditions.
olde charleston collection: a flagship series featuring species such as american walnut, hickory, and heart pine. this collection often utilizes wire-brushed or hand-sculpted textures to evoke a reclaimed aesthetic while maintaining the performance of new engineered timber.
grecian serie... |
| ...ortfolio is categorized into distinct collections, each engineered for specific structural and aesthetic requirements. these collections utilize high-quality species, primarily french oak, white oak, hickory, and walnut, to provide a versatile palette for commercial and residential applications.
engineered multi-ply construction: most collections, such as the broad french oak and chateau series... |
| ...d winery collection. each collection offers a variety of construction types including solid wood and engineered solutions, available in multiple widths and grades. notable species such as ash, birch, hickory, maple, and oak are crafted into floors with various finishes from extra matte to semi-gloss, catering to diverse aesthetic preferences and design requirements.
design and aesthetic impactwic... |
| ... the risks of expansion and contraction in environments with fluctuating humidity. these collections encompass a broad spectrum of species, from domestic staples such as northern red oak, white oak, hickory, and hard maple, to high-density exotic options including jatoba (brazilian cherry), ipe (brazilian walnut), and tigerwood. finishes range from traditional smooth surfaces to artisanal hand-sc... |
| ...lank trends. it is the ideal specification for ground-level or second-story applications where the subfloor allows for nail-down installation. key species include domestically sourced oak, maple, and hickory. wanderer's way™: versatility in engineering the wanderer's way™ collection addresses the need for installation flexibility. this line includes both solid and engineered constructions, allowin... |
| ...unctional needs. whether you are looking for classic elegance or contemporary sophistication, casabella® has something to offer.
species and constructions:
species: with options such as american hickory, european white oak, red oak, and maple, casabella® gives designers the flexibility to create spaces with distinct aesthetics. each species offers unique grain patterns and color variations, a... |
| ...formal or casual, urban-country or euro. browse cabinet doors with inset moulding, beadboard detailing, shaker silhouettes, sleek slab fronts, traditional arches, and more. select from maple, cherry, hickory, oak and laminate in finishes ranging from wood stains to paints to premium glazes.
view our furniture-inspired raleigh door style with its sculpted drawer front. check out our versatile, cus... |
| ...t portfolio and material composition regal’s product range is characterized by a strategic selection of wood species known for their hardness and grain clarity, primarily european white oak, american hickory, and birch. these materials are organized into curated collections that allow specifiers to match the flooring to the specific traffic demands and visual requirements of a project. the fronti... |
| ...iors. these collections are available in long lengths—up to 87 inches—which minimizes the number of end-joints and creates a more expansive, seamless visual field for the designer. species diversity: hickory, maple, and acacia beyond french oak, the brand incorporates american hickory, maple, and small leaf acacia. the small leaf acacia is of particular interest to facility managers due to its hig... |
| ...tion, providing superior resistance to seasonal expansion and contraction compared to solid wood. north american hardwoods: the heritage and sylvania collections utilize domestic species like walnut, hickory, and maple. these materials are selected for their janka hardness ratings and distinct grain patterns, suitable for projects requiring a traditional north american aesthetic. specialty texture... |
| ...n increasingly prioritizes biophilic elements to improve occupant well-being. homelegend™ supports this trend by offering an extensive palette of species, including traditional north american oak and hickory, as well as exotic acacia and tigerwood. these materials are available in a variety of textures and finishes that define the character of a space: surface texturing: options ranging from smoo... |
| ...y are favored by architects for their tight grain patterns and their ability to accept reactive stains, which create sophisticated, multi-tonal visuals without obscuring the wood's natural character. hickory: specified for high-traffic commercial or multi-family projects, hickory offers a higher janka rating, providing exceptional resistance to impact and indentation. maple: utilized in contempora... |
| ...ice for projects where the lifecycle of the building is measured in centuries rather than decades. the mountain heritage and old town collections provide a variety of species—including north american hickory, maple, and oak—in finishes that range from wire-brushed to hand-scraped. for the facility manager, the primary value proposition of solid wood is its "renewability." the ability to sand and r... |
| ...as much as the visual grade of the timber. product portfolio and material construction alston’s product range is characterized by its diversity in species—including european oak, american walnut, and hickory—and its specialized construction types. while many manufacturers rely on low-cost plywood cores, alston differentiates its offerings through two primary platforms: hybrid solid construction: ... |
| ...out the risk of cupping or gapping. available species: white oak: prized for its versatility and neutral grain, it is the most specified species for contemporary commercial and residential projects. hickory: selected for its high janka hardness rating and expressive grain, making it ideal for high-traffic hospitality and retail spaces. walnut: a softer hardwood with rich, chocolate tones, often u... |
| ... tones that permeate the wood fiber, ensuring that surface scratches are less visible over time. the medallion collection: a versatile mid-range solution featuring a variety of species including oak, hickory, and walnut. this collection often incorporates hand-scraping and wire-brushing, providing a tactile surface that hides the wear and tear typical of high-traffic environments. the wirebrushed ... |
| ... oak: featured in the paradise bay and magnolia collections, providing the wide-plank aesthetic and muted grain patterns currently favored in contemporary hospitality and high-end residential design. hickory: utilized in the lone star and alamo collections for projects requiring maximum janka hardness and a high degree of natural character. acacia and birch: found in the mardi gras and river ridge... |
| ...ement various architectural finishes. from the cool, muted tones of the cascade series to the warm, timeworn character of the country roads collection, the variety of species—including north american hickory and european white oak—ensures that designers can maintain visual continuity across diverse project types, from hospitality lounges to luxury residential interiors. technical specifications an... |
| ...rdwood range includes both solid wood planks and multi-layer engineered systems. specification professionals can select from a variety of north american and exotic species, including american walnut, hickory, white oak, european oak, and acacia. solid hardwood offerings provide the traditional longevity and sand-and-finish potential required for heritage-grade residential or low-traffic executive ... |
| ...ts requiring bespoke stain matching or specific site-applied finishes, the unfinished collection offers maximum design flexibility. this range includes:
species diversity: red oak, white oak, maple, hickory, and specialty wormy ash.
grading profiles: available in select & better for uniform aesthetics, #1 common for moderate character, and #2 common or mill run for high-contrast, rustic appli... |
| ...fers a range of hardwood flooring options that cater to a wide spectrum of design preferences and technical requirements. from the timeless elegance of brazilian cherry to the rustic charm of antique hickory, and the modern appeal of wide, luxuriously engineered planks, artisan ensures that every piece of flooring is handcrafted using the finest natural wood materials. the canyon estate, english f... |
| ...esign movements, particularly those emphasizing biophilic principles and organic modernism. the brand offers a diverse palette of species, primarily focusing on north american white oak, red oak, and hickory. the aesthetic versatility is achieved through varied surfacing techniques, including wire-brushing, which enhances the natural grain texture and helps mask the appearance of incidental scuffs... |
| ...tional timber, ucx offers solid wood selections from heritage manufacturers such as mullican and appalachian flooring. these are available in a range of domestic species including red oak, white oak, hickory, and maple. exotic and specialized species: through partnerships with brands like indusparquet, ucx provides access to precision-engineered exotic species, offering unique grain patterns and s... |
| ...visual versatility: white oak: prized for its neutral undertones and excellent stability, craft’s white oak collections range from clean, contemporary grades to more rustic, character-heavy options. hickory: one of the hardest north american species, hickory is utilized in high-traffic environments where impact resistance is a primary concern. black walnut: offered for high-design residential and... |
| ...practice timeless designs® supports contemporary design trends by offering a diverse array of visual characteristics. interior designers can leverage the brand’s variety of species, including oak and hickory, to define the mood of a space. the use of wire-brushing and hand-scraping techniques adds tactile depth, which is essential for creating multi-sensory environments in hospitality and high-end... |
| ...ceed standard residential expectations. the core values of the brand emphasize transparency in sourcing and the use of advanced wood-treatment technologies. by focusing on species such as french oak, hickory, and birch, palmetto road® ensures that its hardwood flooring systems offer the necessary janka hardness ratings and dimensional stability required for high-end residential and light commercia... |
| ...se the design intent.
aesthetic versatility: two distinct visual narratives
the simplicity® collection simplifies the specification process by focusing on north america's two most dominant species: hickory and white oak. each is treated to achieve a specific design objective.
1. appalachian hickory: the biophilic choice for spaces requiring organic warmth and visual texture, the simplicity® hic... |
| ... colder northern climates, ensuring consistent grain density and tannin content for predictable finishing results. specialty hardwoods: beyond european oak, the brand offers american black walnut and hickory, as well as the hokkaido collection, which showcases unique japanese species for minimalist and contemporary interiors. design flexibility and aesthetic impact for interior designers and arch... |
| ...g height tolerances. the nevada and vermont collections: these 9/16-inch thick collections offer an 8.66-inch wide-plank format. the nevada series highlights the high janka hardness and bold grain of hickory, while the vermont series focuses on the refined, neutral palettes of european white oak. both feature a 3mm wear layer, suitable for environments requiring a balance of elegance and resilienc... |
| ...oor conditions and climate zones. the product range is categorized into several "originals" collections, each defined by species-specific characteristics and finishing techniques. baldwin and crosby hickory: these collections leverage the inherent janka hardness of hickory, offering high-character visuals with significant grain variation. they are ideal for projects requiring a resilient surface ... |
| ...comprehensive product portfolio and material composition the d&m catalog is built around high-performance engineered hardwood, utilizing a diverse range of species including french oak, european oak, hickory, and american oak. these materials are organized into several distinct collections, each tailored to specific aesthetic and functional requirements: silver oak series: this collection, includ... |
| ...® vinyl plank collections are created with the philosophy that design and durability should coexist harmoniously. the planks and tiles replicate the tactile richness of natural materials such as oak, hickory, and stone, offering realistic textures that enhance both residential and commercial spaces.
for architects and designers, berryalloc®’s vinyl planks allow seamless integration into diverse d... |
| ...m, allowing for multiple sandings and refinishing cycles in long-term facility management plans. notable collections include the organic 567 and alta vista series, which utilize french white oak and hickory to provide expansive plank widths and lengths. for specialized applications, the regatta collection introduces a waterproof hardwood solution, combining a real wood veneer with a stone-based r... |
| ...d band-sawn techniques that provide a reclaimed aesthetic without the structural inconsistencies of salvaged timber. idaho collection: a cost-effective yet durable 3/8-inch series utilizing birch and hickory, finished with hand-scraped textures that mask daily wear in high-occupancy environments. solid hardwood collections for projects requiring the longevity of traditional timber, nfp’s solid ha... |
| ...ments of modern interior environments. the brand’s core values center on resource stewardship and technical precision. by sourcing species native to the region—such as hard maple, red oak, white oak, hickory, and yellow birch—maine traditions ensures a shorter supply chain and a product rooted in regional authenticity. this commitment to local sourcing contributes to the material's environmental n... |
| ...hile masking minor abrasions. colors like english breakfast and silver needle offer neutral, earthy tones ideal for open-plan corporate offices or modern residential towers. the americana collection (hickory): targeted at high-traffic zones requiring superior hardness. american hickory is renowned for its janka hardness rating, and aurora enhances this with a heavy hand-scraped texture. this line ... |
| ...ce: engineered oak systems provide the acoustic dampening and warmth necessary for modern "resimercial" office layouts, where employee well-being is a priority. hospitality: high-density species like hickory or maple are specified in boutique hotels and restaurants for their ability to withstand heavy rolling loads and frequent cleaning. multi-family developments: standardized engineered planks of... |
| ...s designed for high-end residential and hospitality environments that require a grand scale. vintage elegance: utilizing uv oil and wire-brushed finishes, this series emphasizes the tactile nature of hickory and white oak. it is often specified for projects requiring a rustic yet refined "hand-crafted" appearance. pristine and renaissance collections: these lines focus on 7-1/4” to 7-1/2” widths, ... |
| ...t™ (true reactive technology) found in the cromwell collection. unlike traditional stains that sit on the surface, reactive technology interacts with the natural tannins within the wood (specifically hickory and maple) to create organic, variegated color profiles. this process ensures that no two planks are identical, providing a level of authenticity that is critical in biophilic design. for inte... |
| ...ojects that demand the classic elegance and durability of traditional hardwood, bpi prestige’s solid hardwood options are a perfect fit. available in various species like european white oak, american hickory, and birch, these solid wood floors bring a timeless sophistication to any space.
design and aesthetic impactwhen it comes to design, bpi prestige hardwood flooring truly shines. their produc... |
| ...look to our oakley style. american oak inspired this look with very light graining and subtle knotting for an authentic feel.
timber landour timber land series features flooring that was inspired by hickory trees. it has a very rustic feel with an abundance of knots and striped grain.
all of these designs can be paired with the many fashion-forward carpet designs in the stanton family of brands.... |
| ... utilize the neutral, tight-grained characteristics of white oak. they are often finished with wire-brushed textures and low-gloss topcoats to support a sophisticated, organic aesthetic.
high-density hickory: for high-traffic environments or hospitality projects, the hickory collections offer superior janka hardness ratings. these products often feature hand-scraped or distressed visuals that effe... |
| ...erform in environments where traditional solid wood would catastrophically fail, such as commercial bathrooms, break rooms, and below-grade basements.
authentic veneers: available in white oak and hickory, two of north america's most durable and culturally resonant species. proprietary construction: the planks feature a 100% waterproof core that remains stable even when submerged, solving the a... |
| ...hallenging environments. néo-atelier collection: this series represents the pinnacle of design flexibility within the power dekor catalog. it features a sophisticated array of species including oak, hickory, maple, walnut, and acacia. the néo-atelier collection is frequently specified for projects requiring a bespoke, artisanal appearance. notable options such as solara walnut and victoria oak pr... |
| ...ucted with a white oak wear layer, this 6-1/2 inch wide system offers the neutral, sophisticated palette frequently requested in modern scandinavian and minimalist design.
rolling dunes collection: a hickory-based system in a 5-inch width, offering the high janka hardness ratings necessary for high-impact residential or boutique hospitality spaces.
design and aesthetic impact in professional pra... |
| ...nd-refinish cycle. design & aesthetic impact in professional spaces eagle creek hardwood floors supports contemporary design trends by offering a diverse range of species, including european oak, hickory, maple, and birch. these materials play a vital role in biophilic design, which seeks to integrate natural elements into the built environment to improve occupant well-being. the visual charac... |
| ...ht seams is a functional and aesthetic requirement. the collections typically feature: high-definition visual layers: utilizing advanced printing technologies to replicate the grain patterns of oak, hickory, and reclaimed wood with minimal pattern repeat. wear layer protection: aluminum oxide-infused coatings that provide superior resistance to micro-scratching and uv degradation. variable plank ... |
| ...hoice for architects working in varied climates or over concrete substrates. key characteristics include: wear layer depth: the top veneer consists of premium hardwood species, such as european oak, hickory, or maple. this layer is thick enough to allow for professional sanding and refinishing, extending the lifecycle of the installation. substrate compatibility: due to their stable core, these e... |
| ...e free eco-friendly flooring options featuring a variety of light, medium & dark colors to shop from, as well as different types of wood species such as oak, european oak, maple, birch, hickory, acacia & more.
... |
| ...ormance, and longevity.
product range: hardwood reimagineddh floors' hardwood collection is a testament to the brand's commitment to innovation and design. with eight exquisite products crafted from hickory and white oak, the collection offers a spectrum of timeless designs and curated colors. these offerings are designed to align with contemporary design aesthetics, making them a perfect fit for... |
| ...ce counteracts the natural tendency of wood to expand and contract, resulting in a product with superior dimensional stability. the product range encompasses a wide variety of species, including oak, hickory, ash, and maple. these are available in various formats to suit specific architectural requirements: multi-ply engineered planks: the standard for stability, suitable for installation across ... |
| ...rn comfort line includes approximately 17 patterns: 9 wood/plank visuals, 7 stone/natural tile looks, and 1 decorative/geometry design.
wood looks include species and styles like hazy oak, foxfire hickory, barn grey, and intrigue / greige planks—many in trending neutral or gray tones. the plank visuals have variation in length and width, avoiding visual repetition.
stone and tile visuals inc... |
| ...li’s portfolio leans toward premium species known for stability and aesthetic appeal:
european white oak: consistent grain, flexible stain performance
american red oak: clean traditional look
hickory: high hardness and character
hard maple: smooth, refined, contemporary
acacia, brazilian cherry
construction & durabilityacross all lines, denali maintains consistent performance st... |
| ... wood and the durability required by modern, high-traffic environments. by utilizing advanced imaging and protection technologies, karastan® delivers a floor that captures the soul of european oak or hickory while withstanding the realities of commercial and active residential use.
the belleluxe™ product range
the belleluxe™ waterproof wood line is the flagship offering, distinguished by its ext... |
| ..., this collection is ideal for creating traditional, intimate, or rustic atmospheres.
species variety: unlike many competitors who limit offerings to oak, monroe includes walnut, indonesian acacia, hickory, and teak. this range allows designers to access unique grain patterns—from the exotic swirls of acacia to the bold, rustic knots of hickory. aesthetic range: with 10 distinct colorways, the c... |
| ...sistance to wear and simplified maintenance. key performance metrics extreme hardness: the densified wood boasts a janka hardness rating of 3500+, making it significantly harder than standard oak or hickory. impact resistance: tested to be 6x more dent-resistant than traditional wood floors, it effectively resists damage from falling objects, high heels, and heavy static loads. hydropel™ waterpro... |
| ...thout the maintenance liabilities of organic timber. bhw floors® leverages high-definition digital imaging and advanced textural embossing to replicate the visual and tactile nuances of european oak, hickory, and walnut. for architects and designers, this provides a vast palette of tones, from the desaturated, cool grays found in the adirondack finish to the deep, traditional warmth of the vintage... |
| ...ign vision. comprehensive product portfolio and material composition en bois hardwood flooring offers a diverse range of collections, primarily utilizing european white oak, north american maple, and hickory. these species are selected for their janka hardness ratings and their ability to accept a variety of sophisticated finishes. the collections are categorized by plank dimensions and constructi... |
| ... natural environment. interior designers can specify wide-plank formats—often exceeding 7 inches in width—and long-board configurations that mimic the expansive look of european oak or north american hickory. these dimensions are particularly effective in large-scale commercial floor plates, reducing the frequency of joints and creating a more cohesive visual plane. the color palettes curated by g... |
| ... integrated supply chain. by sourcing raw timber from within a 400-mile radius of their manufacturing facility, the company ensures a consistent supply of high-quality white oak, red oak, walnut, and hickory. this localized sourcing strategy not only reduces the carbon footprint associated with logistics but also allows for stringent quality control from the forest floor to the final finish. the b... |
| ...struction to mitigate the natural expansion and contraction of timber. the construction typically features a high-quality wear layer of species such as european white oak, american red oak, maple, or hickory, bonded to a stable core. grandeur utilizes both multi-ply plywood cores and three-layer solid wood cores, providing options that range from 1/2" to 3/4" in total thickness. this stability mak... |
| ...nterior spaces.
types and species of engineered wood flooringengineered wood flooring comes in various species, each offering unique grains, colors, and textures. popular species include oak, maple, hickory, and exotic options like brazilian cherry and acacia. these are available in multiple finishes, from glossy to matte, and can be sanded and refinished, extending their lifespan and versatility... |
| ... flooringengineered longstrip hardwood flooring comes in a variety of wood species, finishes, and sizes, allowing for a multitude of design possibilities. popular wood species include oak, maple, and hickory, each bringing a unique texture and color to the design palette. these planks typically feature a top layer of hardwood veneer adhered to multiple layers of plywood or hdf core, ensuring stabi... |
| ...ng it from traditional solid hardwood floors.
types and speciesepf comes in an array of types and species, catering to diverse aesthetic and functional needs. popular species include oak, maple, and hickory, known for their durability and distinctive textures. exotic woods like brazilian cherry and acacia offer unique color variations and patterns, providing an array of choices for designers.
ve... |
| ...alike, adding a unique and personal touch to any space.
the types of hand scraped wood floors vary primarily based on the wood species and the intensity of the scraping. popular species include oak, hickory, maple, and walnut, each offering its distinct grain patterns and color variations. the degree of scraping can range from subtle to deep grooves, accommodating a variety of design preferences.... |
| ...ices for
door style, wood grain, finish and options are infinite. you local cabinet dealer might be a good place to start.
select the wood grain you want and desired finish. maple, pine, cherry,
hickory, birch and oak kitchen cabinets are some of the most popular choices in
wood design. signs of quality cabinets are grain that matches from piece to
piece and furniture-quality finishes. pa... |
| ...s and speciesthe market is rich with a variety of wood species for prefinished engineered plank flooring, each bringing its unique color, grain, and character. popular choices include oak, maple, and hickory, known for their durability and timeless appeal. exotic woods like brazilian cherry and tigerwood offer bolder, more distinct patterns and hues, catering to diverse design aesthetics.
prefini... |
| ... dark rooms, while darker woods suit well-lit, spacious areas.
understand client needs: gauge the traffic and usage of the space. kitchens and living rooms may benefit from harder woods like oak or hickory for their durability.
color coordination: the floor is a major element in color schemes. choose a wood color that complements or contrasts with the walls and furniture.
finish matters: fro... |
| ...he popular choices include:
oak: known for its durability and distinctive grain patterns.
pine: offers a softer, more rustic look.
walnut: prized for its rich, dark tones and elegant grain.
hickory: renowned for its exceptional hardness and striking color variation.
engineered and solid wood are the two primary types of wide plank flooring. engineered planks provide stability and resi... |
| ...
insights and tips for professionalswhen selecting wood flooring for a project, consider these aspects:
client lifestyle and traffic: high-traffic areas may require more durable woods like oak or hickory.
climate considerations: in regions with high humidity or temperature changes, engineered wood can be more stable than hardwood.
aesthetic goals: choose species and stains that complement ... |
| ...each product in our earthen collection is a different type of soil with the subtle and variable colors one would expect from such natural inspiration. building upon the beautiful color changes in our hickory planks we have created a series of softer colors -- from light to dark, that will leave you feeling connected to this incredible source of growth... |
| ...it is no surprise that hickory is one of the most popular species in flooring today. it is durable, versatile and creates a unique and sophisticated visual in the home. forest park, the latest addition to the latitude collection® is a 7.5" wide plank, sliced face hickory with extra long lengths up to 83". forest park comes in 4 hand-stained colors with subtle wire brushing that accentuate the warm... |
| ...ilt to withstand it all, so you can welcome enduring style to any room of your home.
inspired designchoose from 15 distinct visuals, each designed to mimic the natural allure of american elm, oak or hickory hardwoods.
guaranteed to lastrigid core and a 12-mil wear layer protect against dents and other surface damage. backed by our 30-year limited residential warranty and tough enough for light c... |
| ...d core essentials is built to withstand it all, so you can welcome enduring style to any room of your home.
inspired designchoose from 10 distinct visuals, each designed to mimic the natural look of hickory, walnut, and oak hardwoods.
guaranteed to lastrigid core and a 12-mil wear layer protect against dents and other surface damage. backed by our 30-year limited residential warranty and tough e... |
| ...fers both durability and style. choose from engineered or solid wood flooring, each with a variety of available colors to match any room.
cali bamboo offers real hardwood flooring from oak to maple, hickory, and bamboo to meet and exceed the needs of your home. wood flooring features can include scratch resistance, water resistance, and easy cleaning. they are a durable solution for high traffic ... |
| ... latest looks in hardwood flooring can often be achieved with many types of vinyl.
variety of species
there's a vinyl version of just about every wood species — from classic american oak, maple and hickory to exotics like acacia and tigerwood. and with wood-look vinyl, limitations like the rarity of a species or hardness of a wood will not come into play like they would for hardwood flooring. fo... |
| ... latest looks in hardwood flooring can often be achieved with many types of vinyl.
variety of species
there's a vinyl version of just about every wood species — from classic american oak, maple and hickory to exotics like acacia and tigerwood. and with wood-look vinyl, limitations like the rarity of a species or hardness of a wood will not come into play like they would for hardwood flooring. fo... |
| ...tyle is designed with great attention to detail, creating wonderfully realistic looks to go with any decor imaginable. choose from:
hardwood styles – everything from classic oak, american elm and hickory to exotic woods with vivid grain patterns, all in a wide spectrum of gorgeous hues
texture and effects – embossed texture, white-washing, liming, and brushed and reclaimed looks — plus multi... |
| ... look of time-weathered rustic wood with an array of rabbet grooves, paint degradation and color contrast. available in four hues: anchor, deck, high tide and shiplap.
hilltopa traditional reclaimed hickory look, hilltop is crafted with a unique hand staining technique that creates a natural under-glow while adding depth and realism to the saw marks and knots of each 4, 6 and 8-inch wide x 48-inc... |
| ...re are three types of hardwood floors available to you:
solid hardwood flooring: solid hardwood flooring is a solid piece of wood from top to bottom. the most popular species are oak, maple, hickory, and brazilian cherry hardwood flooring.
engineered hardwood flooring: engineered hardwood flooring is real wood from top to bottom that's normally made using multiple wood veneers or slats o... |
| ...s during a lifetime. and solid construction holds up well over time. solid hardwood durability mostly comes down to the wood species and wear-resistance of its protective finish. harder woods such as hickory and oak are more dent resistant, and those with more resilient finishes — like our lifetime finish powered by aluminum oxide nanoparticles — will perform best against scratches.
engineered h... |
| ...eclaimed wood to create butcher-block countertops, cabinetry or to design a
one-of-a-kind kitchen table. pine offers the most authentic rustic design, but
it can be soft and susceptible to dents. hickory, alder and cherry can also
deliver a cozy, rustic feel. "live edge" tables and accents, which preserve the
natural edge of the wood in the design, are another way to add a rustic but
cur... |
| ...rticularly hung in pairs. i'd choose a
clean, sophisticated design in a subtle wood like maple or birch for an urban
interior. poplar planks painted a cheerful color, or characterful woods like
hickory and cypress would be better for doors in a country house."
along with their decorative qualities, barn doors often provide a functional
alternative to conventional swing doors. "barn door... |
| ...lenty of traditional features can truly be an
interpretation of elegance in design. plan for an abundance of luxurious,
spa-like elements to achieve this look. incorporate features such as warm
hickory covering every inch of the walls and built-in lighting to set the tone
for a relaxing atmosphere. then incorporate antique-styled mirrors and glass
hardware to create contrasts amongst the... |
| ...st while remaining quiet and unassuming," says rebecca ascher, ascher davis architects in new york and newport, rhode island. "for a more assertive affect, i might specify tongue-and-groove walnut or hickory, characterful woods that provide a degree of drama. for that reason, they're best reserved for large, high-ceilinged rooms that are not easily overwhelmed. in smaller, lower spaces, a ceiling ... |
| ...rge, high-ceiling rooms can accommodate such visually distinctive overhead treatment without being overwhelmed. "this is especially true if you're using strongly characterful hardwoods like walnut or hickory," she says. "in smaller, lower spaces, a plank ceiling with too much personality can feel oppressive. in those situations, i would probably specify something simple like poplar beadboard finis... |
| ...ckson said. “the light directional scraping is soft and subtle in a stylish 5½-inch wide plank with four-sided beveled edges.” artisan oak and artisan cherry are available in two colors while artisan hickory comes in three hues.
the essentials collection is offered in oak essentials, cherry essentials and hickory essentials all in two color selections—and at attractive prices, erickson said. “p... |
| ...aditional manner or in square modules, like a parquet design.
“you can customize your homerwood floor with this elegant design,” said dawn mcelfresh, product manager, homerwood. it is offered in hickory, black walnut, cherry, hard maple, white oak and red oak.
the new uv-cured oiled finish enhances the wood’s inherent beauty and creates a smooth, subtle patina. “oiled flooring is not a ... |
| ...tom patterning on the floor has been strong for us in lvt.”
mannington has also attached a simplified selection process to earthly elements. the first step is color choice from five oaks and three hickorys. colors can be used alone or mixed. the next step is to choose one of the aforementioned patterns or something entirely unique. then design the floor.
enhancing earthly elements’ appeal is... |
| ...introducing the hydroguard oak, maple and hickory engineered hardwood collection from robbins hardwood flooring... |
| ...A Native American tree, hickories are members of the walnut family. Hickory is the hardest, heaviest and strongest American wood in common use. Westward trekking pioneers allegedly made hickory a prerequisite for their wagon wheels. White to tan to reddish-brown with inconspicuous fine brown lines. Fine grain. Characteristics: Extremely tough and resilient, even texture, quite hard and only mod... |
| ...Also known as yellow poplar, tulip poplar, tulipwood and hickory poplar, -poplar trees grow taller than any other U.S. hardwood species. The yellow poplar grows quickly into a tall straight tree. It is found alone in open, rich, moist soil. Because of its fast maturity the lumber from poplar is lightweight and soft for a hardwood. But it is strong, durable and seasons well resisting warping onc... |