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MASSIVE VARIETY OF FLOORING OPTIONS

EUROPEAN OAKS

This type of flooring is made from antique wood, that adds a modern touch that offers beauty and fashion. European Oak is considered one of the most exquisite wood species on the market due to its wide board design and long length yields. It is easily one of the most popular flooring choices in all of the United States. Since it is very durable and incredibly easy to work with, it’s not hard to see why.

UNFINISHED SOLIDS

Experience our selection in traditional woods that are ready for your custom stain and finish. Unfinished solids are raw hardwood. What this means is that they will need to be stained with a protective coat on-site rather than be pre-done. Now while this is more work, the material is cheaper upfront and you’ll have more control of what the final flooring will look like in the end.

WATERPROOF FLOORING

Affordable, DIY, and Worry-free. We offer some of the top brands when it comes to Vinyl flooring including CoreTec Vinyl, FirmFit Vinyl, Happy Feet Vinyl, Nuvelle Vinyl, LW Floor Vinyl and even our own line of Nature Wood Floors Vinyl. On top of its waterproofing, vinyl is also incredibly durable, softer to walk on and helps reduce noise caused by walking or running. That last feature is incredibly useful if you have rowdy children or pets around often.

EXOTIC SPECIES

Explore the unique beauty our exotic species of wood has to offer. Coming from all over the world, these wood options are sure to stand out and leave a mark on you and any visitors you may have. Exotic wood can be harder to come by and with our large selection, you may be able to find something you otherwise could have only dreamed of having, or worse would have had to pay an arm and a leg for from anywhere else.

CUSTOM STAIR PARTS

On top of our regular flooring options, we also supply custom material for stair treads, risers, and nosings. This way you can keep your flooring consistent throughout your whole home. Below are the parts of stairs we provide and the purpose of each.

REACTIVE STAINED WOOD

Discover the new staining technique that creates a beautiful organic blend of colors. Reactive stained wood is a type of water-based wood stain that works to make wood look more aged and natural. The color of the wood will often look brighter and fuller. Reactive staining, much like the name implies, chemically reacts with the wood to naturally age and change the look of the wood.

If you’re on the fence about getting new flooring because you’re nervous about your budget, then we have the solution for you. Here you can find all our specials and promotions currently available. Sometimes it might be flat discounts or sales, other times it can be packages, but no matter what you’re bound to find something in your price range without having to sacrifice on quality. Remember to check our site frequently because our specials and promotions are always changing. If you don’t see something that you love today, check tomorrow and you might just find your home’s perfect new floor.

WHY CHOOSE US

We’re not going to lie. There are a lot of flooring companies out there, but there are far more reasons why you should do business with Nature Wood Floors over them. Some of which include:

OUR HUGE ONLINE CATALOG

Our inventory selection is enormous. If you don’t like one flooring option, there’s plenty more to choose from. Even if you do end up loving a particular type, chances are we have different styles and colors in that exact floor for you to choose from. With these kinds of options, you can really customize your home and you won’t have to compromise on what you’re looking for. Whether you’re looking for stair parts, unfinished hardwood, prefinished hardwood, popular brands of hardwood, or vinyl & laminate flooring materials, we have it all.

WE’RE A FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER

A factory authorized dealer is the company who is certified and contracted by the manufacturer to sell their goods. Becoming factory authorized is not as easy as it sounds though. Most manufacturers will only allow so many vendors to be authorized at a time. This means only the best dealers can get this prestigious authorization and we’re one of them.

OUR WHOLESALE PRICING

Wholesale price is the price distributors pay the manufacturer for items in bulk. Generally speaking, distributors then mark up the prices when they sell these items to the public. This is called the retail price. At Nature Wood Floors we’re happy to say we don’t think you should have to pay an arm and a leg for something that doesn’t cost anywhere near that price. That’s where our wholesale pricing comes in.

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Even if you already have your heart set on what you want, it never hurts to look at your options. A lot of times you might even find something you like better that’s a lot cheaper. If on the other hand, you have no idea what you’d like, you have countless options to peruse through. With so many options, no matter who you are, you’re bound to find something. To make your search easier, each type of material we sell is broken up into helpful sections so you can easily narrow down your search and find the perfect flooring option

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SOLID VS ENGINEERED

Solid wood flooring is manufactured to be ¾ inches thick and is a solid piece. Engineered wood flooring is often ¾ inches as well, but is not solid as it is real pieces of wood that are often stacked upon each other. Both can be refinished. Generally speaking, solid wood is better installed above grade, while engineered is better for below grade where you need more stability.

JANKA HARDNESS SCALE

This is the scale that the hardness of wood is measured on. It is a variation of the Brinell hardness test and measures the force required to push a steel ball with a diameter of 11.28 millimeters (0.444 inches) into the wood to a depth of half the ball’s diameter.

MOISTURE CONTROL & ACCLIMATION

In order to properly protect your floors, you need to be familiar with the humidity levels of your home so you can pick the right wood, know the acclimation so you can pick a wood that will match with where you’re installing it and understand how the different seasons will affect your floors. Every home and environment is different so it pays to do your homework.

FINISH TYPES & EDGE PROFILES

We have four types of finish to coat your floors with: Urethane Finish, Aluminum Oxide Finish, Oil Finish, and Lacquered Finish. Because not all boards of wood are cut exactly the same, bevels need to be cut into the wood so there aren’t any height differences and the floor stays smooth. The three types of profiles are Square Edge, Full Bevel, and Micro Bevel.

HARDWOOD CHARACTERISTICS

Since hardwood is natural and not manufactured it may differ from what you see in pictures before installation. Things to consider are that there can be changes in the color, natural movement, boards will not all look the same as not all trees look the same, and boards will produce natural waste when installing. You should expect up to at least 5% in milling defects for any boards you purchase.

MEASUREMENT & INSTALLATION

Measuring a room may seem difficult, especially when it is oddly shaped. One technique that can help is to break up a room into smaller rectangles in order to figure out how much flooring you will need. We recommend ordering at least 10% more than what you think you need to be safe. When it comes to installation The National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA) is the best place to consult when looking for advice on how to install by yourself or for where to look to hire an installer.

WOOD GRADES & CUTS

The grading of the wood was created to help you determine what it will look like and to maintain consistency. The cut of said wood will determine its mechanical properties. It is typically cut in three different ways which include quarter sawn, rift sawn or plain sawn.

MAINTAINING YOUR FLOOR

Many people think that once their floor is installed, that’s it. This is only true if you don’t plan on your floors lasting very long. To keep your floors healthy and looking fresh you need to do weekly dusting or sweeping and monthly vacuuming and mopping. It’s important to form a routine so that your floors aren’t just left to the elements. Hardwood floors are a big investment and they should be taken care of as such.