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Hardwood Flooring by Armstrong

Home design trends continue to evolve over the years, especially with new materials being discovered. Despite these dynamic movements in home style, hardwood flooring remains the top choice of homeowners who prefer long-lasting beauty and elegance in their home. Aside from enhancing the design of any home, hardwood floors likewise provide a significant increase in the value of the home. It is a testament that the house was built with quality materials and cared for dearly by the homeowner.

Armstrong offers only the best quality hardwood floors in the market. The company’s inventory includes a variety of wood species that can complement any home décor. Whether your home is traditional, contemporary, or rustic, Armstrong can provide you with the perfect matching hardwood floor, complete with industry-leading warranties to ensure that your floor is protected from any unexpected incident.

Hardwood Floor Collection

Armstrong’s hardwood floors are made from American hardwood trees like maple, cherry, and oak which are either engineered, solid, or parquet. For unique options, exotic wood, hand-scraped hardwood, and distressed hardwood are also available for those meticulous homeowners who prefer something different.

All hardwood flooring sold by Armstrong are pre-finished and do not require any further finishing after installation. On-site issues like sanding, dusts, chemical fumes from the coating and finish, and drying are no longer a consideration.

Choosing the Right Hardwood Floor

With numerous hardwood floor options available, choosing the wood specie, shade, and texture may be more complicated than it seems. One thing to always consider is the lighting and the colors of the room. It would be a good idea to borrow some samples from your retailer to take home to the actual room and see how it looks in the light and among the rest of the furnishings and walls. Seeing the actual grains and textures together with the rest of the room can also help in choosing the right one for you.

Gloss can also be a factor for your hardwood floors. The level of gloss does not have any effect on durability, but merely aesthetic and dependent on your personal preference. But it is important to consider that high gloss hardwood floors reveal scratches easily while the same scratches would not be so clear on less glossy wood floors.