Unfinished Hardwood Flooring and Wood Paneling

Ash Grain similar to oak. Natural blond color of Ash hardwood flooring and wood paneling stains beautifully. Ideal for bleaching.		American Cherry Traditional and elegant hardwood flooring and wood paneling. Lovely grain. Warm and beautiful hardwood floors anywhere.
Beech As dense as Red Oak, with grain patterns similar to Cherry, having variegated colors of blonde to cherry red.		Hard Maple The best wearing of the hardwoods. Rich, warm look. Makes an outstanding kitchen hardwood floors.
Red Oak Beautiful reddish brown hardwood flooring and wood paneling with a unique grain. Can be bleached and takes well to wood-tones ranging from light to dark finishes.		Walnut An elegant choice and old favorite hardwood floors. Rich chocolate brown color widely used for borders and feature strips.
Hickory Hickory offers a variegated, grainy appearance in shades of blond to medium brown. Its density makes it suitable for heavy traffic areas. Stains well.		White Oak Durable. Ideal hardwood flooring for high-traffic areas. Easy to stain. The natural color is grayish-brown with a very stylish grain pattern.
White Pine Although not generally used as hardwood flooring, the look of solid pine makes ideal wood paneling for walls and ceilings. Also takes well to the popular “distressed” look.		Poplar Beautiful contrasting grain. Outstanding for wall and ceiling wood paneling. Naturally colored, light olive-brown with grayish-white sapwood. Stains well.
Quartered Red Oak Quartered and rift sawn hardwood flooring and wood paneling are generally mixed, with quarter sawn having a flaky appearance, and the rift sawn having a straight grain pattern.		Rift Red Oak Quartered and rift sawn are generally mixed, with quarter sawn having a flaky appearance, and the rift sawn having a straight grain pattern. These two special cuts mixed together create a very exceptional look of hardwood floors with consistent stability.