Type of Wood
Surface Treatment
Size
Engineered hardwood flooring is real wood flooring, but is more stable than solid wood and is less susceptible to shrinking and expanding with changes in temperatures and humidity. The durability of engineered hardwood is increased by constructing the floor through the use of multiple wood layers.
Maple - Barn Brown
Engineered - 5 in.
Color Washed
Maple - Black
Engineered - 3 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Black
Engineered - 4 1/2 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Blue Ridge
Engineered - 5 in.
Distressed
Maple - Burnt Almond
Engineered - 5 in.
Hand-scraped
Maple - Chesapeake
Engineered - 5 in.
Distressed
Maple - Copper Canyon
Engineered - 5 in.
Distressed
Maple - Country Natural
Engineered - 5 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Country Natural
Engineered - 5 in.
Color Washed
Maple - Durango
Engineered - 5 in.
Distressed
Maple - Grand Canyon
Engineered - 5 in.
Distressed
Maple - Gray
Engineered - 4 1/2 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Gray
Engineered - 3 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Honey
Engineered - 4 1/2 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Honey
Engineered - 3 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Liberty Brown
Engineered - 5 in.
Distressed
Maple - Mushroom
Engineered - 4 1/2 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Mushroom
Engineered - 3 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Natural
Engineered - 3 in.
Traditional Finish
Maple - Natural
Engineered - 5 in.
Traditional Finish
Engineered hardwood floors are strong, versatile and durable with long-lasting beauty. Find out more about engineered hardwood and see how it differs from solid hardwood in our buyer’s guide.
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