Red Oak vs White Oak Hardwood Flooring
Oak is a very traditional hardwood. It has been used for centuries from the most rustic of homes to the most extravagant castles. TO this day oak is one of…
About Red Oak Hardwood
Red Oak is by far the most used hardwood for flooring in America. Red Oak is mostly grown in the eastern half of the United States. It has been used…
About Red Birch
Red Birch is the heart wood of yellow birch. This hardwood is the rarest of the domestic hardwoods of the United States and some of the most sought after hardwood…
About Walnut Hardwood
Walnut is a very distinct wood. The heart wood is a very deep rich brown while sapwood is very pale and white. The select grade typically is 100% heart wood…
About American Cherry Hardwood
American Cherry is one of the premier hardwoods of the Americas. Cherry is extremely light sensitive and will darken over time. With the darkening you will see more of the…
About Maple Hardwood
Maple is a hardwood from North America. It is quite possibly the most common hardwood flooring. Maple is a light, super durable hardwood and is considered one of the hardest…
About White Oak Hardwood
White Oak has been used since Early America. it was originally used in wagon wheels and other products in the Industrial Revolution. White Oak is more dense and heavier then…
About Yellow Birch Hardwood
Yellow Birch is also referred to as the domestic exotic. Birch is a very straight grained wood with a color difference from creamy yellows to a light reddish brown. People…
About Hickory & Pecan Hardwood
Hickory is an American wood that can often be refereed to as heavy as lead, hard as stone and strong as an ox. Hickory with these unique characteristics of durability…
