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Engineered White Oak Hardwood Flooring, $1.99/sq ft
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White Oak is one of the most popular hardwood species right now for good reason. It has a tight, classic grain and takes color beautifully, and the Vintage Oak finish here leans into a warm, lived in look. The mixed widths are what set this floor apart. Instead of every board being the same size, the 3.25, 4, and 5 inch planks lay out in a random pattern that looks more natural and custom, closer to an old reclaimed floor than a uniform modern one. The subtle scraped texture and low gloss finish add to that character and do a great job hiding minor wear.
This is engineered flooring, which means it is built on a 5 ply cross grain core. That construction makes it far more stable than solid wood when humidity and temperature shift, so it holds up in spots where solid hardwood can cup or gap. That makes it a strong option for concrete slabs, basements, and homes in humid climates. It can be glued down, nailed, or floated depending on your subfloor.
Even though it is engineered, this floor carries a 3 mm wear layer, which is on the thicker side and means it can be sanded and refinished down the road rather than just replaced. It is Blue Label grade and made in the U.S.A.
We have 1,672 sq ft available at $1.99 per sq ft, which is a hard number to find on real American made White Oak. See it at ReallyCheapFloors.com or call 800-253-2728.