Unfinished Solid Herringbone Flooring

Is Solid Herringbone flooring right for me?

When you’ve decided that the herringbone pattern is the right design for your hardwood flooring project, you’ll need to finalize a few details before you can check floors off of your to-do list. The first thing you’ll need to decide on is whether you want your new herringbone floor to be constructed of solid hardwood or engineered hardwood. It’s important to note that solid wood is not superior to engineered wood in any way. They each are designed for a purpose, and the engineered option will actually cost as much or more than solid for a number of reasons.
How do I choose between Solid & Engineered Herringbone Hardwood Flooring?

How do I choose between Solid & Engineered Herringbone Hardwood Flooring?

Ultimately you should check with a local flooring professional (even if you’re going to be installing your floors yourself) for their input regarding this decision. Essentially your subfloor type and/or local climate may determine which type of herringbone floors you should choose. For example, if you plan to install these new herringbone floors over a concrete slab, then Engineered construction is going to be your best option. However, recent developments in adhesives have enabled the use of solid hardwood directly over a concrete slab foundation in some cases, so that’s why it’s best to consult a local flooring professional since they are familiar with the climate in your area and can give you advice on this matter based on prior experience. Or if you have a multi-level home with wooden subfloors, solid may be a viable option, however, if your home is waterfront, or otherwise in an area with high relative humidity then you may want to consider Engineered Herringbone Flooring because of its enhanced dimensional stability.

I’ve determined that Solid herringbone floors are right for me. Now what?

Now you need to settle on the aesthetics. Decisions left to be made include the following:

What type of hardwood?

We offer over 20 different types of hardwood in the herringbone pattern. Here are just a few examples: White Oak (Plain Sawn), Rift & Quarter Sawn White Oak, American Walnut, Brazilian Walnut (Ipe), Brazilian Cherry, Sapele, Mahogany, Red Oak, Hickory, and many more.

What board width?

We offer solid herringbone floors in a wide range of board widths, ranging from as narrow as 1″ and all the way up to 12″ wide.
What board length?

In addition to choosing a width, you’ll also have to decide on a length. This is a must since every single board is the same length in a herringbone floor, and the length you choose will have a significant impact on the overall aesthetics of your floor. Typically the longer the boards, the higher the price will be.

To view prices and product details, select a type of hardwood from the options below. We look forward to doing business with you soon!

Murali Mandava

2023-12-21

Purchased 36 Hickory treads of 3-1/4th thickness x 13'' x40" and 2 big landings . These are non-butcher blocks with regular face grain on top, bottom and front. They offered me incredible pricing. I searched and spoke to may of them, none could offer me these specs, all of them were offering various species with butcher block design. Katharine and Eric provided exceptional service from quote to finish. Sent me the product in 6 weeks as promised with well packaged. Product and finish quality was amazing with no damage. My GC and Interior decorator was amazed too. I'm such a happy customer. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Tim W

2021-03-22

I purchased red oak for a 24’ x 14’ floor about four years ago and it has held up incredibly well. The flooring came in bundles with a perfect mix of lengths. We are so happy we are now planning to do two additional rooms and a couple hallways!

Abigail Bauman

2019-11-12

I recently purchased some flooring that I had been searching high and low for. Most suppliers that did have what I was looking for didn’t have the quantity that was needing. Not only did this group come through on the material side of things but their customer service through the whole purchasing and shipping processes was like second to none. Communication and follow through were exactly as they said it would be. We did have some material damaged by the freight carrier but they were quick to work with me through that and come to a viable resolution. Sarah, whom, I had the pleasure of working with is a true asset to the company and was awesome to work with. We could not have been more pleased, thank you!

Dave Morrow

2019-08-13

I recently purchased red oak engineered flooring that I couldn’t be happier with. Sarah Richards was my sales person and what a fantastic job she did. I was never out of the loop, she always gave me updates on when and where my order was in the process. I was told it would take about 5 weeks to manufacture my flooring which I was ok with but it really only took about 3 weeks. This is a great place to do business with.

Jeanne Warner

2019-03-28

Outstanding customer service! I recently purchased flooring from them online trying to match my existing flooring, which was installed years ago. However, the two floorings did not match to my satisfaction. Thanks to Sarah and her team at customer service, they diligently resolved the problem in a timely manner. I would not hesitate to use this company again.

Eric Manzler

2019-03-06

I was looking for some hard to find strip oak floor material and nobody carried the specific boards that would match the flooring already in my home. Upon contacting this company I was directed to Eric. He shipped me some samples and was able to accommodate my shipping time frame for the order. I thought I was dealing with a sales rep only to find out from someone answering the phones there that he owned the business! My order was not a large one and I was very impressed with the customer service from the company's owner. He leads by example!

Kirsten Machamer

2017-04-10

This is one of the few companies that carried the thin strip red oak. We order a standard grade, the product came from the states, and delivery was timely and easy. I'm happy with the product, thrilled it matches our existing wood floor to the tee, and good communication between all parties involved. Overall a great experience, I will gladly consider all flooring purchases from this company.

Matthew Sheahan

2016-01-11

Pricing was better than my contractor could find and the product was exactly what I wanted. There was an issue with shipping (1/2) of my order was sent to the wrong place and some pieces were damaged. Customer service jumped on it quickly and the issue was corrected to my satisfaction. There was more scrap than expected in the 'character grade' flooring, but it still came out to less than 10%.

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Is Solid Herringbone flooring right for me?

How do I choose between Solid & Engineered Herringbone Hardwood Flooring?

I’ve determined that Solid herringbone floors are right for me. Now what?

What type of hardwood?

What board width?

Unfinished Solid Brazilian Cherry Herringbone (1)

Unfinished Solid Brazilian Teak Herringbone (12)

Unfinished Solid Hickory Herringbone (35)

Unfinished Solid Red Oak Herringbone (22)

Unfinished Solid Santos Mahogany Herringbone (18)

Unfinished Solid Sapele Herringbone (18)

Unfinished Solid Walnut Herringbone (20)

Unfinished Solid White Oak Herringbone (28)

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