Common Woods Used In Flooring
With advances in manufacturing, you can enjoy the timeless beauty of just about any species of hardwood anywhere in your home.
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| Ash | Australian Cypress | Bamboo |
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| Birch-yellow | Brazilian Cherry | Cedar |
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| Cork | Hickory | Mahogany |
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| Maple | Oak-red | Pecan |
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| Teak | Tigerwood | Walnut |
Your Choices
Whether you are looking for the traditional or the exotic, your choices go beyond just species. The color and grade of the wood, the cut of the wood and the finish must also be considered to give you the overall look you want.
| Manufacturing Methods | Installation Methods |
| Wood Cuts | Grade Levels of Hardwood |
| Janka Hardness Rating | Design Elements |































