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Welcome to the AdvantageLumber.com blog! If you’re considering hardwood flooring options, Brazilian Cherry (also known as Jatoba) has long been a favorite for its striking beauty and impressive durability. In this post, we’ll answer the six most frequently asked questions about Brazilian Cherry hardwood flooring with straightforward, honest insights based on real-world performance and current …
The Hardwood Flooring Secret is Out… When most homeowners think of hardwood flooring, they picture Red Oak, Maple, or Hickory—the staples of American homes. While these domestic species are beautiful and well-known benchmarks for durability, color, and grain, they’re far from the only options available. For those who want distinctive color, natural character, and superior …
When it comes to choosing wood flooring for your home, one of the most common questions we hear at Advantage Lumber is: “What size is best?” While wood flooring comes in various lengths, thicknesses, and species, the width of the planks often plays the biggest role in both performance and aesthetics. In this post, we’ll …
When it comes to selecting flooring that stands the test of time, engineered hardwood has become a go-to choice for homeowners seeking the beauty of real wood without the headaches of solid hardwood’s expansion and contraction issues. Engineered flooring combines a top layer of genuine hardwood with a stable plywood core, making it ideal for …
When you’re investing in a hardwood floor, you want beauty, durability, and long-term value. One of the most important—but often overlooked—factors in choosing the right wood is Janka hardness. At AdvantageLumber.com, we offer an unmatched selection of some of the hardest wood flooring species in the world, ensuring your floors will stand up to heavy …
Engineered hardwood floors are a popular choice for homeowners looking for the beauty of natural wood with added stability and versatility. But how long do engineered hardwood floors actually last? The answer depends on several factors, including the quality of the flooring, the hardwood species, the finish, and the level of wear and tear they …
When installing hardwood flooring, one of the most important decisions is choosing between a glued-down or floating installation method. While both options have their place, glue-down installation is generally the superior choice because it provides a more secure and stable floor. If you’re considering hardwood flooring for your home, understanding the differences between these two …