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With our expanded flooring options, we are thrilled to introduce an exquisite selection of Brazilian hardwood species to enhance your project.
The Janka hardness test is a measure of the resistance of a type of wood to denting and wear. Named after its Austrian inventor, Gabriel Janka, the test measures the amount of force required to embed a 0.444-inch steel ball to half its diameter into a piece of wood. The result is stated in various …
Discover why Brazilian Walnut hardwood flooring is a top choice for homeowners seeking beauty, durability, and sustainability in their home flooring options. When it comes to hardwood flooring, there’s a wide array of options available in the market. But, if you’re looking for a flooring material that combines elegance, durability, and sustainability, Brazilian Walnut hardwood …
Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring, also known as Jatoba, is a popular choice for homeowners who want a durable and beautiful hardwood floor. It comes from the Jatoba tree, which is native to Brazil and other parts of Central and South America. The wood is known for its rich, warm color, which can range from reddish-brown …
Our North Carolina flooring mill is making some custom nautical solid hardwood flooring for one of our customers. The flooring is made up of 6″ solid walnut flooring with 1/4″ wide maple stripes. This mimics the traditional Teak/holly boat flooring, however this is much more affordable to produce and creates the same look. To create …
Our Brazil mill just finished milling this beautiful 5 inch Tigerwood flooring. This flooring will be shipped to the US to be finished and ready for distribution to our customers. You will notice plenty of figure in our Tigerwood flooring. Owning a mill in Brazil allows us to control the quality and give our customers …
Oak is probably the most common wood used in the home. Oak can be found in furniture, kitchen cabinets, and flooring in many homes. The pervasiveness of this wood comes from its affordability and popularity during the 90s. A lot of homes built or remodeled during that era received oak flooring.