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- 1 Hickory Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
- 2 Maple Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
- 3 Red Oak Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
- 4 White Oak Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
Rustic Floor Supply sells solid prefinished hardwood flooring at our Spokane, Washington location. Solid prefinished hardwood is a type of wood flooring that comes with a pre-applied finish, which means it has already been sanded and treated with stains or other finishes before it is sold to consumers. One benefit of this type of flooring is that it does not require sanding or finishing on site, which can create a lot of dust and disruption in the home. Solid prefinished hardwood is a good choice for those who want a beautiful wood floor without the inconvenience of a lengthy installation process.
If you need a quick and easy flooring solution for your renovation project, consider prefinished hardwood. Prefinished hardwood comes in two types: solid and engineered. Solid prefinished hardwood is made entirely of wood and finishing materials, making it a more durable and long-lasting option. In contrast, engineered prefinished hardwood is made with a combination of materials such as glues and wood substrates. When deciding between solid and engineered prefinished hardwood, consider the level of durability and longevity you need for your flooring.
When choosing solid prefinished hardwood for your flooring, you have a wide range of options to select from. Solid prefinished hardwood comes in various sheens, colors, species, and plank widths, allowing you to find the perfect match for your space. No matter what your style or needs are, you can find a solid prefinished hardwood option that meets your preferences.
Hickory Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
Hickory prefinished hardwood is an excellent choice for those seeking a durable and attractive flooring option. Its unique grain pattern and combination of sapwood and heartwood give it a stunning appearance, while its toughness and resistance to scratches, wear and tear, and heavy foot traffic make it suitable for both residential and commercial spaces with high levels of activity. If you want a strong and beautiful flooring option, consider solid hickory prefinished hardwood.
Hickory Natural
Hickory Antique
Hickory Black Rock
Hickory Charcoal
Hickory Cherry
Hickory Cinnamon
Hickory Classic
Hickory Coffee
Hickory Creme
Hickory Cuivre
Hickory Edison
Hickory Golden
Hickory Graphite
Hickory Haze
Hickory Moka
Hickory Montebello
Hickory Nevada
Hickory Pearl
Hickory Polar
Hickory Pyramid
Hickory Savana
Hickory Sierra
Hickory Grey
Hickory Vine
Hickory Western
Hickory Wheat
Maple Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
If you’re looking for a durable and versatile flooring option, consider solid maple prefinished hardwood. This domestic wood species, grown in North America, is known for its resilience and resistance to scratches and dents, thanks to its high Janka rating. Maple is also notable for its combination of tight and soft grains, which allows for a range of coloring options when it is stained. With a variety of grades, sheens, widths, and stains available, you can easily find the perfect match for your home or light commercial business.
Maple Natural
Maple Antique
Maple Barewood
Maple Beach
Maple Charcoal
Maple Cherry
Maple Cinnamon
Maple Classic
Maple Copper
Maple Edison
Maple Forest Hills
Maple Golden
Maple Graphite
Maple Haze
Maple Moka
Maple Montebello
Maple Nevada
Maple Pearl
Maple Polar
Maple Prarie
Maple Pyramid
Maple Sandbank
Maple Stone
Maple Grey
Maple Vine
Maple Walnut
Maple Western
Maple Wheat
Red Oak Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
If you want to add warmth and charm to your home or business, solid red oak prefinished hardwood is a great choice. This domestic flooring option has a smooth, consistent color and warm undertones that give it an inviting feel. It is also durable and able to withstand heavy foot traffic and the wear and tear of everyday life, making it suitable for homes with kids and pets. In addition to its beauty and durability, solid red oak prefinished hardwood is also very versatile, which is why it is so popular. This affordable flooring option is sure to impress.
Red Oak Natural
Red Oak Antique
Red Oak Barewood
Red Oak Black Rock
Red Oak Charcoal
Red Oak Cherry
Red Oak Cinnamon
Red Oak Classic
Red Oak Coffee
Red Oak Copper
Red Oak Cream
Red Oak Edison
Red Oak Golden
Red Oak Grpahite
Red Oak Haze
Red Oak Moka
Red Oak Montebello
Red Oak Nevada
Red Oak Pearl
Red Oak Polar
Red Oak Pyramid
Red Oak Savana
Red Oak Sierra
Red Oak Stone
Red Oak Grey
Red Oak Vine
Red Oak Walnut
Red Oak Western
Red Oak Wheat
White Oak Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
If you want to add a unique and beautiful touch to your home or business, consider white oak solid prefinished hardwood. While it may not be as commonly found as other types of hardwood, Rustic Wood Floor Supply has a wide selection of this material. White oak stains well, showcasing its stunning grain patterns in a consistent manner. As a domestic species, it is an ideal choice for homes in North America, and its resistance to dents and dings makes it a durable option for homes with kids and pets. If you’re looking for a unique and durable flooring material, white oak solid prefinished hardwood is a great choice.
White Oak Natural
White Oak Barewood
White Oak Elegance
White Oak Taupe
White Oak Forest Hill
Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring Species
Our solid prefinished hardwood flooring line includes four species: hickory, maple, red oak, and white oak. Here is more information about each species:
Hickory: Hickory is a domestic hardwood species known for its exceptional hardness and durability. Its affordability and resistance to dents and scratches make it a popular choice for homes with pets and children. It has a high Janka rating, indicating its ability to withstand scratches, and it maintains its appearance well over time. While hickory is resistant to wear and tear, it is prone to movement, so it is advisable to use narrow planks (four inches or less) to prevent excessive movement. In the event that your hickory floor does crack, increasing humidity can help to alleviate the issue.
Maple: Maple is a strong and stable flooring option that is resistant to movement. While it is not as hard as hickory, it is still a durable choice. To prevent movement in maple flooring, it is essential to maintain consistent humidity levels in the home. Maple has a unique grain pattern with both tight and soft grains, which can impact the way that stain adheres to the wood. Overall, maple is a reliable and attractive flooring choice that is suitable for a variety of settings.
Red Oak: Red oak is a widely popular and affordable wood species that is suitable for a range of flooring needs. While it may be lower in price compared to some other options, it still looks great and is able to withstand everyday wear and tear. Red oak has good stability and is less affected by changes in humidity than other species. However, it does have a lower Janka rating and may dent and ding more easily as a result. One of the standout features of red oak is its ability to take stain consistently, allowing for a wide range of coloring options. Overall, red oak is a practical and attractive flooring choice that is well-suited to a variety of settings.
White Oak: White oak is a widely used and well-respected flooring species known for its versatility and beauty. It is able to take stain consistently, resulting in a uniform look that showcases its natural grain patterns. White oak is also known for its beauty when stained, and it has a similar level of durability to red oak. Its resistance to movement allows it to handle wide planks up to five inches, making it suitable for a range of flooring needs. Overall, white oak is a reliable and attractive choice for those seeking a durable and versatile flooring material.
Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring Grades
We strongly recommend choosing the plus grade for your solid prefinished hardwood flooring. While it may come at a higher cost, it offers superior quality and a better overall installation experience that makes it worth the investment. The plus grade offers longer lengths, more uniformity, and an overall more enjoyable installation process. In fact, we typically sell the majority of our prefinished hardwood flooring (70%) in plus grade. Please note that these are special grades that are not recognized by the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA).
Plus Grade
- 50% of planks are Select & Better grade and 50% Natural grade
- Black or brown mineral streaks accepted
- Sound closed knots accepted, no paste filler accepted
- Minimum length of 12 inches
- Average length of 30 to 36 inches depending on the species and plank width
- Pin knots of 1/16’’, open or not, accepted.
Cottage Grade
- Mixture of Select (45%), Natural (40%) and Rustic (15%) grades
- All color variations accepted
- Knots, and shakes and checks accepted
- Pith and worm holes accepted
- Minimum length of 10 inches
- Average length of 32 to 38 inches depending on the species and plank width
Solid Prefinished Hardwood Floor Sheens
Hardwood flooring sheen is a measure of the amount of shine or gloss on the surface of the floor. A high shine means that the floor has a lot of gloss, while a low shine means that the finish is more matte. Sheen levels are typically measured using specialized equipment at a 60-degree angle. We recommend choosing a matte or satin sheen for your hardwood flooring, as these finishes tend to hide scratches, dirt, and other small imperfections more effectively than high gloss finishes. In general, lower sheen levels are more practical and durable for everyday use, while higher sheen levels may be more suitable for special occasions or formal settings.
Solid Prefinished Hardwood Flooring FAQ’s
No, since the floor is 3/4″ thick the fasteners such as cleats or staples seat better and typically do not go through the flooring and let the floor move to create a noise.
We recommend gluing 4″ and higher for wood flooring. When we recommend gluing we recommend glue assist which uses adhesive sausage in a “S” pattern.
No, it is the same as unfinished hardwood. It is better than engineered hardwood as the wear layer is thicker and this naturally means the floor will last longer. However, if you are not a professional installing prefinished flooring, prefinished flooring is better than unfinished as unfinished requires very niche tools to make the jobs perfect and not sub-par.
Solid prefinished flooring is just that solid hardwood flooring that is prefinished at the factory. Virtually the only downside to this method is that the boards usually have a slight bevel on the edges so that there are no issues while installing the boards.
Prefinished Flooring Line – Start to Finish Pictures
At Rustic Wood Floor Supply, our solid prefinished flooring is manufactured in North America using state-of-the-art machinery to ensure high-quality results. Our process involves using UV light to quickly cure the finish, a common practice in the production of prefinished solid products. As a result, our solid prefinished flooring features beautiful stains, a hard finish, and a stunning finished product. Below are some images of our solid prefinish line to give you an idea of how the product is made.
