Longstrip Wood

Longstrip flooring is a type of engineered wood that was designed to be installed as a floating wood floor. While it can be installed by any traditional method, (e.g. gluing, nailing, or stapling) it is designed so that each plank merely has to be glued to the next plank allowing it to float over any subfloor. Longstrip wood floors can be installed at, above, or below ground level.



Distressed Wood

Distressed wood can be either solid or engineered. After the planks are constructed, the surfaces are machined to add character and to give the floor a more reclaimed, antique look.

Hand-Scraped Wood

Hand-scraped floors are a type of distressed wood. They can be either solid or engineered, and are distressed to add character. Unlike a plain distressed floor, hand tools are used to score the wood's surface. This makes each plank more unique than the last, but it also adds to the cost.