Manufactured hardwood floors

Discover the pros and cons of luxury vinyl flooring and engineered hardwood in this comprehensive comparison guide for your next project.

A natural coloring process highlights the depth of warm beiges and light grays in the Westport wide plank wood floors.

Shop SMARTCORE By COREtec Floors Andover Oak Brown 22-mil x 7-in W x 48-in L Waterproof Interlocking or Glue Down Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring (18.8-sq ft/ Carton) LX95805083 in the Vinyl Plank department at Lowes.com

What's the difference between solid and engineered hardwood flooring? Which is better? Which is less expensive. Pros and cons for engineered and solid wood.

Hardwood flooring is the most desirable type of flooring for residential homes because it offers excellent durability, is easy to keep clean, and looks luxurious and stylish. However, once you have made the decision to get new hardwood floors installed, you’ll then need to figure out which color and type of wood you want to go for.

If you're thinking about installing engineered hardwood in your home, there are several factors you should consider, from cost to durability.

Explore the latest hardwood flooring trends in our blog post, Discover Enduring Elegance: 20 Timeless Hardwood Flooring Trends. From warm wood flooring and modern hardwood floors to wide plank floors and oak hardwood flooring, uncover popular wood colours and styles that enhance any space. Whether you prefer medium wood floors or the beauty of natural hardwood floors, find inspiration for your home with real hardwood floors that stand the test of time.

Are you struggling with choosing a hardwood floor color? These 5 simple tips are sure to make your decision much easier!

After two years of living with our Malibu Oak Hallmark wood floors, I'm sharing a review with details on staining, scratching, cost, & whether I'd choose them again!

When shopping for new floors, one of the first things to consider is whether you prefer light or dark wood. The debate between dark and light floors has been around for a while, and that’s where our flooring professionals come in. They have the expertise to help you navigate all the important factors as you choose the perfect floor shade for your home. At Flooring Canada, we understand how meaningful these decisions are, so turn to your local showrooms to weigh the pros and cons.