7-1/2" PRE-FINISHED Engineered Genuine French Oak Flooring
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Genuine French Oak Flooring - Supreme Luxury Grade, 7-1/2" x 5/8"
This superb pre-finished French Oak engineered flooring is all "Supreme Luxury grade". That means it is 90-95% clear of knots and sap marks or gum veins. It is all natural color and has luscious curving grain, protected by clear, safe, matte Optimax Ceramic finish.
"The Good Life", warm Sophistication, and comfortable Elegance in every board of our 7-1/2" Luxury grade French Oak engineered flooring
Imagine enjoying a "picnic" at home with your partner, sipping your favorite vintage wine (aged in French Oak, of course!), lounging with the cutest dog in the world (or other companion animal who lights up your life) - and who adores you both. Seeing it? Yes? Then you have a sense of the pleasure of living with our Supreme Luxury grade French Oak engineered flooring. This genuine French Oak flooring IS sophisticated warmth and luxurious elegance. Rooms where it is installed are transformed into beautiful, classic, yet inviting spaces...
7-1/2" x 5/8" engineered French Oak flooring, Supreme LUXURY Grade. © Hardwoods USA.
Quick facts about our 7-1/2" Supreme LUXURY grade
engineered French Oak floor
This flooring is 90-95% clear of knots and dark grain lines that are more typical of our Rustic French Oak flooring. More than just a pretty face, just like our other French Oak flooring, our Supreme grade also has a safe, non-slip, smooth, matte finish that adds to both its sophistication and utility.
Each board:
Do you need MOLDINGS? We can custom mill flooring transitions and moldings from the French Oak lumber that we hold here in the U.S.
Each board:
- 5/8" thick
- 4mm (5/32") French Oak wear layer
- two core layers, the bottom one of which is waterproofed
- dried to 8% moisture
- non-slip matte finish, Optimax Ceramic flame retardant
- can be floated, glued, or nailed
- can be installed over radiant heat.
Do you need MOLDINGS? We can custom mill flooring transitions and moldings from the French Oak lumber that we hold here in the U.S.