Red Oak is the most common species used in hardwood flooring. It makes a strong durable floor and can have a reddish appearing depending on the finish.

White Oak is known for its uniform straight grain which is a tighter less pronounced grain than red oak. It is slightly denser than red oak and has a creamy white to light brown color.

Teak varies from a yellow-brownish color to a dark golden brown to a light cream color. Its grain can either be coarse, straight, or an uneven texture. Teak's ability to prevent corrosion and rust makes it a favorite choice for homeowners.

Hickory is a hard durable wood known for its contrasting dark streaks over a white to light brown color. It can give the look of country charm throughout your home.

American Cherry is known for its ability to naturally darken with age. It is a fine grained wood and has the colors of pale white to reddish brown.

Australian Cypress comes from Eastern Australia and has a honey gold color contrasting with dark brown and knots. Australian Cypress adds warmth and character to your home.

Tigerwood has a dark-orange color with its dark veins is what gives this wood its name. Tigerwood is made in Brazil and 7 coats of Aluminum Oxide enhanced Polyurethane make it up.

Brazilian Walnut is known for its deep rich appearance. It is an extremely hard, durable wood with a golden brown to dark brown color and tight uniform grain.

American Walnut is known for its deep elegant look. Its colors range from light tan to dark chocolate brown and it has a curly grain.

Brazilian Cherry is a hard, heavy and durable wood with a beautiful reddish brown tone. It has an interlocking grain and can naturally darken with age.

Maple used by bowling alleys & basketball courts because of its strength & resistance. Closed grain wood with uniform texture. Its colors vary from creamy white to light brown.

Bamboo is a hard rapid-growing grass that makes a perfect alternative to tree wood. It comes in a variety of colors; some including champagne, beechwood, sienna, mahogany, chestnut, and terracotta. The majority of our unique bamboo is manufactured in China and other parts of Asia.