Unfinished Domestic Hardwood Flooring

UNFINISHED DOMESTIC FLOORING AVAILABLE:
TYPE SIZE DESCRIPTION
Cherry
 Available in 2 ¼”, 3 ¼”, 4” and 5” planks Cherry is a hardwood that contains soft flowing grains and a warm reddish glow...more
 
Ash
 Available in 2 ¼”, 3 ¼”, 4” and 5” planks Ash is an affordable hardwood that works well with many stains ...more
 
Beech
 Available in 2 ¼”, and 3 ¼” planks Beech is the perfect alternative for designers looking for a balance between modern and traditional hardwood ...more
 
Birch
 Available in 2 ¼”, 3 ¼”, and 4” planks Birch is a softer wood and is especially popular in a natural grade due to the beautiful comparison of planks ranging from warm browns to light yellows ...more
 
Maple
 Available in 2 ¼”, 3 ¼”, and 4” planks Maple is a hard species of wood providing exceptional durability to your floor ...more
 
Oak
 Available in 2 ¼”, 3 ¼”, and 4” planks Oak has many advantages including its ability to receive a stain, its perfect balance of hardness and receptiveness to finishes ...more
 

INFORMATION


Unfinished hardwood flooring is finished on site.

By site finishing hardwood products the boards appear closer together minimizing the appearance of seams. This uniform look is extremely popular, but offers a reduced surface durability when compared to prefinished hardwood products.

This is due to the absence of aluminum oxide in its finish as well as the increased risk of installer error (when compared to factory finished products).

Advantages of Unfinished Hardwood flooring:

  1. Seams are minimized
  2. Able to closely match adjacent hardwood
  3. Greater design choice.  Ability to choose you exact stain preference, along with your desired gloss level
  4. Floor is easily sanded and a new coating applied.  With prefinished flooring, the harder finish is more difficult to remove due to the aluminum oxide in the surface.