Our slow growth Northern Red Oak tongue and groove wide plank floors are a classic choice for any interior.
There are over 60 species of Oak in the United States. Northern Red, grown in the northeastern United States, is prized for its color, superior strength, and tight grain – the result of colder weather and shorter growing seasons.
Red Oak floors are more open to receiving stains and finishes than many other wood floors. Because Red Oak pores absorb stain so well, a wide variety of finish tones from light to dark can be achieved. As a result, your Red Oak flooring can be finished bleached, natural, dark espresso–or anything in between.
Differences Between Red and White Oak Floors
Red Oak: Durable, Classic, and Rapidly Renewable
Most wood floors must pass from a manufacturer to a distributor to a retailer or even a contractor before reaching your home, with each transaction increasing your cost and decreasing the value you receive. In contrast, a typical Hull plank floor comes directly from our forests and our sawmill to your home.
We expect our wood floors to hold up to generations of use, and we offer you a lifetime quality guarantee.
Our floors are made in the U.S.A. with wood from well-managed U.S. forests. Our family has made wide plank flooring for over 55 years, and we enjoy creating enduring floors that are a healthy and environmentally friendly solution for our clients’ homes.