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Solid Hardwood Flooring

Solid Hardwood Flooring

Discover solid hardwood flooring, a timeless choice that enhances home value and beauty. Explore a wide selection of species like oak, maple, and acacia, available in various finishes to perfectly match your renovation project.
  • Tropical flooring 4610 brazilian teak cumaru Tropical Brazilian Solid Hardwood Flooring — Teak (Cumaru)
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    Width: W: 3.25″
    Thickness: T: 0.66"
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    Tropical Brazilian Solid Hardwood Flooring - Teak (Cumaru)

    15987934

    $895 / sq ft
    Retail Price: $1164 / sq ft
    23% OFF
  • 15273565 00 pdp 43b6ab43 a0b1 4d67 a030 05b009836c00 Foundation Wide Plank Solid Hardwood Flooring — Original
    Width: W: 5.0″
    Length: L: 10 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"
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    Foundation Wide Plank Solid Hardwood Flooring - Original

    15273565

    $1179 / sq ft
  • 15990840 cognacoak 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Cognac Oak
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Cognac Oak

    15990840

    $895 / sq ft
  • Tropical flooring 4552 brazilian walnut Tropical Brazilian Solid Hardwood Flooring — Walnut (Ipe)
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    Width: W: 3.25″
    Thickness: T: 0.66"
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    Tropical Brazilian Solid Hardwood Flooring - Walnut (Ipe)

    15987935

    $895 / sq ft
    Retail Price: $1164 / sq ft
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  • 15274914 00 pdp 5fab6a8c b82b 44ef b44d 1a316fdc171f Foundation Wide Plank Solid Hardwood Flooring — Rupert
    Width: W: 5.0″
    Length: L: 10 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"
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    Foundation Wide Plank Solid Hardwood Flooring - Rupert

    15274914

    $1379 / sq ft
  • 15990841 rawoak 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Raw Oak
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Raw Oak

    15990841

    $895 / sq ft
  • Burmese mahogany 2 Tropical Brazilian Solid Hardwood Flooring — Burmese Mahogany
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    Width: W: 7.0″
    Length: L: 86.6"
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    Tropical Brazilian Solid Hardwood Flooring - Burmese Mahogany

    15988107

    $945 / sq ft
    Retail Price: $1162 / sq ft
    19% OFF
  • 15990844 oatlinen 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Oat Linen
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Oat Linen

    15990844

    $895 / sq ft
  • 15990843 toastedoak 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Toasted Oak
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Toasted Oak

    15990843

    $895 / sq ft
  • 15990842 goldenember 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Golden Ember
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Golden Ember

    15990842

    $895 / sq ft
  • 15990846 warmtoffee 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Warm Toffee
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Warm Toffee

    15990846

    $895 / sq ft
  • 15990845 darktimber 2 Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection — Dark Timber
    Width: W: 3.25″
    Length: L: 12 - 84"
    Thickness: T: 0.75"

    Canadian Red Oak Solid Hardwood Flooring Collection - Dark Timber

    15990845

    $895 / sq ft

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is solid hardwood flooring?
Solid hardwood flooring is milled from a single piece of wood from top to bottom. It is one of the most timeless and long-lasting flooring options available -- a well-maintained solid hardwood floor can be sanded and refinished many times over its lifetime and can last a century or more. It adds warmth, character, and consistent resale value to any home.
How many times can solid hardwood be refinished?
Solid hardwood planks are typically 3/4 inch thick, which allows for multiple refinishing cycles over the life of the floor -- often five to eight times or more depending on how much material is removed each time. This is one of solid hardwood's biggest advantages over engineered hardwood and vinyl options. Each refinish restores the surface to like-new condition, effectively resetting the floor's lifespan.
Where should I not install solid hardwood flooring?
Solid hardwood should not be installed in bathrooms, below-grade basements, or any space with significant moisture or humidity fluctuation. Wood expands and contracts with changes in moisture content, and environments that cannot maintain stable humidity will cause solid hardwood to cup, warp, gap, or buckle over time. For below-grade or moisture-prone spaces, engineered hardwood or waterproof engineered hardwood is a better choice.
What wood species is best for solid hardwood flooring?
The best species depends on your lifestyle and aesthetic goals. For durability in high-traffic areas, hickory, white oak, and hard maple are among the hardest domestic species. White oak has become the most popular choice in recent years for its grain character and versatility across modern and traditional styles. Red oak is a classic, widely available option. Softer species like pine or cherry are beautiful but scratch more easily and suit lower-traffic spaces better.
Can solid hardwood flooring be installed as a DIY project?
Solid hardwood installation is more demanding than click-lock LVP or laminate and is generally not recommended as a first DIY flooring project. Nail-down installation requires a pneumatic flooring nailer and experience reading subfloor conditions. Glue-down installation over concrete adds another layer of complexity. If you are experienced with flooring or construction, it is achievable -- but most homeowners benefit from professional installation to protect the investment in the material.
How long does solid hardwood need to acclimate before installation?
Solid hardwood should acclimate to the temperature and humidity of the room it will be installed in for at least three to five days before installation, and sometimes longer depending on the starting conditions and the product. This allows the wood to adjust to its new environment and minimizes movement after installation. Store the planks flat in the room, not in a garage or storage area with different conditions. Check the manufacturer guidelines for the specific acclimation requirements of the product you purchased.

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