Unfinished Hickory Hardwood Flooring #2 Common

Top 3 Things to know about this Hickory Hardwood Flooring.

• Our hickory is harvested, milled and finished in the United States.

• Excellent Average Lengths - This product is consistently averaging out higher than the industry average. Learn More

• Good Milling - Important when considering Unfinished Hickory Hardwood Flooring #2 Common.

Did you know?

• Hickory logs are sent to China to be milled and finished? This Hickory hardwood flooring is completely processed in the United States, providing longer lengths and a better finish.

Wide Plank Hickory - What you need to know.

Real hardwood flooring is just that, real wood with all the characteristic of hardwood flooring. Having realistic expectations as it relates to wide plank flooring goes a long way to a successful install. Proper acclimation and a quality installer is essential to ensure the best floor. Remember Hickory hardwood flooring makes a beautiful floor, however it is not a molded plastic (not perfect) and with the change of seasons wide plank flooring can expand and contract. Please read the following article concerning wide plank flooring. We want you you to be a happy and informed consumer.

Why is it hard to find Hickory hardwood flooring closeouts, rustic grade or on clearance?

Rustic Grade - When we run a truck load (13,000 sq.ft) of hickory we will yield out approximately 7% in rustic grade. So for each truck load run there will be 910 sq.ft. Not a lot.

Hickory Closeouts are typically only found on stain colors not selling. Most all Hickory Hardwood flooring is in Natural.

The Benefits of Hickory Hardwood Flooring in Your Home

Sitting high on the Janka hardness scale with a score of 1850, Hickory hardwoods are very strong and durable. Because of their strength, these hardwoods can withstand the wear and tear of day-to-day living in your household. Hickory is a suitable flooring for your home if children and large animals are frequenters of the space. The hardwood can withstand the brunt of dropped toys and the scraping of pawed feet.

Hickory is also suitable as a backdrop for a range of design styles. It comes in a host of tones and grades. Colors range from a light beige or yellow, to a reddish or rich dark-brown. With a straight or wavy grain, natural imperfections like knots are also present in various Hickory flooring grades, some more or less than others, which presents either a polished or a rustic look.

With such variety, Hickory hardwood flooring can meet the needs of a multitude of design styles for your home. Whether the style is rustic, modern or eclectic, Hickory can make a powerful impact.

Considering its strength and hardiness, it's warmth, natural flaws -- and its test through time -- Hickory hardwood flooring may be the perfect option for you.