SPRING FEVER DEALS: 6" x 5/8" at $6.38 / sq ft and
​7-1/2" x 5/8" @ $6.60 / sq ft.
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High grade Knotty French Oak engineered flooring, all wide boards, non-slip matte finish, and natural light brown color. Our authentic, wide board, knotty French Oak flooring is for our clients who love the dark knots and curving grain of Australian Cypress but want something in a natural, warm brown color range rather than golden-amber. 

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Available knotty French Oak flooring DEALS:

• 6" x 5/8" @ $6.38 / sq ft and
• 7-1/2" x 5/8" @ $6.60 / sq ft

High grade Rustic French Oak flooring, with its pretty knots and luscious grain has those attributes, lots of character, and is an ideal alternative to Australian Cypress.

Details

• Genuine French Oak wear layer (many companies confuse French Oak and European oak). 

• Mixed floor board lengths 24" - 78", many 78" in each carton
• 4 mm wear layer (5/32") of French Oak - twice as thick so longer wearing than many engineered products out there
• 5/8" thick flooring - stronger than thinner floor boards (i.e. 3/8" available at many other vendors)
• Three wood layers in each board: The French Oak wear layer, an intermediate layer, and a waterproofed bottom layer
• ​Average 10 pieces of engineered French Oak flooring per carton
• Micro-bevel on all four face edges of each floor board, tongue & grooved, end-matched
• Dried to average 8% moisture content
• 7 coats of highest quality matte, polyurethane finish, including ecological and flame retardant layer
• Janka hardness rating 1360. 

Exclusively from us  - Hardwoods USA,  our knotty French Oak engineered flooring is genuine, high grade French hardwood - yes, there are important differences between genuine French oak compared with European oak or American oak. 

​Full information is at our sister site FrenchOak.BIZ (opens new window).