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Northern Hard Maple hardwood flooring is a dense, strong, remarkably hard and supremely durable hardwood flooring product. Offering a wide range of uses and color possibilities, Northern Hard Maple wood flooring is close-grained, hard-fibered, free from slivering and splintering, and polishes well under friction. When given a transparent finish its natural beauty stands out. Because Maple hardwood flooring is a natural product, it is subject to color variations resulting from differing growing conditions. The color of maple heartwood is brownish — the sapwood is much lighter.

Hard maple hardwood flooring has an unusual ability to resist pointed pressure without abrasion. It is easily covered with attractive finishes.

Hardwood flooring is quickly regaining a strong market share in the floor covering industry. More and more homeowners and commercial tenants are turning to the natural beauty of hardwood flooring for aesthetic and health benefits.

Within the selection of hardwood floors, consumer preferences are shifting toward lighter colored wood floors. Northern hard maple hardwood flooring is regarded as a premium specie among domestic hardwood flooring choices. Northern hard maple flooring is dense, strong, remarkably hard and extremely durable. Maple flooring and its unique character offers a wide range of uses and a natural lighter color that complements all home furnishings from ultra contemporary to country decor. The quality of this premium hardwood flooring begins in the northern forests above the 35th parallel where shorter growing seasons and longer winters produce a densely-grained maple flooring with rich, consistent color and fewer imperfections.