Solid Hardwood Flooring Manufacturer
Our wood floors are available in a variety of styles, colors, wood pieces and finishes, and are backed by a lifetime warranty.
With over 20+ years of experience in the industry, we are committed to providing our customers with exceptional service and support.
Pros of Solid Hardwood Flooring
Durability
It is known for its durability and longevity. When properly installed and maintained, solid hardwood floors can last for decades without showing signs of wear and tear. Additionally, it can be sanded and refinished multiple times.
Beauty
It can elevate the look of a room. Its natural grain patterns and knots create a unique and elegant look that cannot be replicated by other flooring materials. It can also be stained and finished in a variety of colors and styles to suit any decor.
Eco-friendly
Solid hardwood is a natural and renewable resource. Its durablility reduces waste and the need for frequent replacement. Additionally, it is also biodegradable which means it can be recycled at the end of its lifespan.
Comfort
It has good elasticity, walking on it, you will have a very comfortable feel of temperature, touch and foot feeling. Additionally, it can be finished with a variety of textures, such as a matte or satin finish, which can add to its comfort level.
Humidity & Temperature
It can adjust the humidity to the most comfortable level for human body by absorbing and releasing moisture. In winter, its surface temperature is 8~10°C higher than ceramic tiles; in summer, it is 2~3°C lower than ceramic tiled.
Woodsy Smell
It typically has a woodsy smell when it is first installed. It exudes natural wood smell, making people feel like returning to nature, and some wood smells can also benefit human health. But the smell fades over time.
Value
It is considered a premium flooring option and is a desirable feature for many buyers. It can also increase the resale value of a home compared to other flooring options, making it a worthwhile investment for homeowners.
Easy to Clean
It is relatively easy to clean and maintain. Swept or vacuumed regularly to remove dirt and debris, and mop with a mild cleaner can keep it looking fresh. Regularly refinish and seal can protect it and maintain its durability.
Cons of Solid Hardwood Flooring
Expensive
It can be more expensive than other types of flooring, such as laminate or vinyl. The cost depends on the type of wood, the quality, and the installation process.
Pro Installation
Its installation requires precise measurements and cutting, as well as proper adhesive application and nailing techniques. It is recommended to hire a professional to properly install.
Not Fire-resistant
Hardwood is a combustible material. However, it may be treated with fire-resistant chemicals and install fire-resistant underlayment to provide additional protection in case of a fire.
Not Waterproof
It is susceptible to damage from water and moisture, and should be protected from excessive moisture exposure. It is recommended to use a moisture barrier and regularly clean and maintain.
Prefinished vs. Unfinished Solid Hardwood Flooring
Prefinished
Prefinished solid hardwood flooring is a type of flooring material that comes with a pre-applied finish.
- It is much easier to install because there is no need for sanding or finishing on site. This makes the installation process faster and less messy.
- It is more durable than unfinished hardwood flooring. The finish is applied in a controlled factory environment, which is more consistent and even coverage.
- It also comes in a wider variety of styles and finishes. This allows homeowners to choose from a range of colors and textures to match their design preferences.
Unfinished
It is not pre-finished with a protective coating or stain. This type of flooring is typically sold in planks or strips.
- It allows for a more custom and personalized look, as the homeowner can choose the exact stain and finish they want for their floors.
- It’s easier to repair and maintain in the future, as the floor can be sanded down and re-finished as needed.
- It requires more maintenance and care than pre-finished flooring, as it is more susceptible to scratches, dents, and other damage.
- It also requires a longer installation process, as the wood must be sanded and finished on-site after it is installed.
Wood Pieces We Choose from
Oak
Oak is a popular choice for solid hardwood flooring. It has a distinctive grain pattern and is available in a range of colors, from light withe, grey to dark red. It is also relatively affordable compared to other types of hardwood, making it a cost-effective option for homeowners.
Hickory
It’s a type of hardwood known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear. It is a popular choice for high-traffic areas. It’s available in a variety of colors, textures, and finishes, and can be installed in various ways, including nail-down, glue-down, and floating.
Maple
Maple wood flooring is durable and resistant to dents and scratches. It has a beautiful, natural appearance that adds warmth and character to any room. But maple hardwood is relatively expensive, susceptible to moisture damage, and difficult to refinish, requiring special tools and expertise.
Walnut
Walnut solid hardwood flooring is extremely durable and can withstand heavy foot traffic without showing signs of wear or damage. Walnut wood flooring can be difficult to match with other woods and can be challenging to coordinate with certain color schemes.
Cherry
Cherry hardwood flooring is known for its rich, warm color that adds a touch of elegance to any room. But it’s prone to fading and discoloration over time, especially if exposed to direct sunlight. It’s also not as resistant to dents and scratches as some other hardwood floors, so it may require more frequent refinishing.
Acacia
Acacia is a sustainable and eco-friendly flooring option as it is harvested from well-managed forests. It’s a popular choice due to its durability and natural unique grain patterns and rich, golden color, which can add warmth and character to any space. But it’s not suitable for areas with high humidity.
Birch
Birch solid wood flooring can be stained in a variety of colors to match the room decor. Additionally, birch is a sustainable resource, making it an eco-friendly choice. But birch is not budget-friendly, and it is relatively soft compared to other hardwood species, which can make it more prone to damage.
Mahogany
Mahogany flooring is known for its unique color, which can range from a light pinkish-brown to a deep reddish-brown. This can add warmth & depth to any room, and can complement a wide range of design styles. But due to its rarity, the mahogany wood piece is very expensive. And it’s difficult to repair if it is damaged.
Teak
The teak wood piece has a beautiful natural golden brown color and grain pattern that is suitable to install in the home space. Moreover, teak is rich in iron and oil, making it the wood with the least deformation among all woods. It is waterproof, stable and extremely wear-resistant.
Ash
The color of the ash wood piece is creamy white, which is especially suitable for pastoral and minimalist style decoration. However, ash wood flooring has a large pattern, so it’s not suitable for small-area installation. Discoloration and yellowing will appear after a long time of use.
Pine
Pine wood piece has a straight surface texture. As a softwood, pine wood flooring is not as dense and hard as other types of wood, such as oak or maple. It’s more affordable and easier to install, but it also means that it is more susceptible to dents and scratches than harder wood.
Beech
Beech wood piece has a soft light color and uniform texture. It’s very hard and solid, so it has excellent impact resistance. However, when dry the beech wood flooring, often cracks. Beech wood of different ages will have different colors and densities, so the colors of the flooring will also be different.
Solid Hardwood Flooring Size
There is no standard size for solid hardwood flooring, as the size of the planks can vary depending on the type of wood and the manufacturer.
We can provide solid wood flooring within different widths and thicknesses.
- Narrow width: 2 1/4, 3, and 3 1/4 inches strip plank.
- Standard width: 4, 4 1/4, 4 3/4, and 5 inches wide plank.
- Wide width: above 6 inches wide plank.
- Common thickness: 3/8, 1/2,5/8, and 3/4 inches.
Typical sizes (width * thickness) we can provide is: 2 1/4″ x 3/4″, 3 1/4″ x 3/4″, 2 1/4″ x 1/2″, and 4″ x 3/4″.
There are some factors to consider when choosing the size of solid hardwood flooring.
- The size of your space – In general, larger rooms can handle larger planks, while smaller rooms may benefit from smaller planks.
- Design style – You should also consider the overall style and design of the room, as well as your personal preferences.
Usually, the width of the flooring planks can affect the overall appearance of the floor, with wider planks creating a more expansive and luxurious look.