Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

Red Birch is almost as hard as Red Oak, and relatively stable. It has beautiful graining, which sometimes contains curly figure.

Our Casa grade Red Birch will contain color variation, and knots up to 1-1/2” in diameter, along with other occasional character marks, but no edge defect. Small open holes, up to ¼” in diameter, are also allowed but are rare. There is normally a small percentage of sap; however, sap is not considered a defect. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of about 4’. Casa grade Red Birch results in a floor with rich grain pattern and sound defect requiring very little fill.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

A time-tested favorite, White Oak is a very durable flooring material.
In our Mesa grade, White Oak will contain color variation, knots up to 2” in diameter, including open knots, holes up to ¾” in diameter, cracks which don’t compromise the integrity of the flooring, along with other character marks. We do allow edge defect in this grade. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an approximate average of about 5’. Mesa grade White Oak results in a floor with abundant contrasting color and character.

In Casa grade, White Oak will contain color variation and knots up to 1-1/2” in diameter, along with other occasional character marks, but no edge defect. Small open holes up to ¼” in diameter are also allowed. Casa grade White Oak results in a floor with beautiful contrasting tones, and sound defect requiring very little fill. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of about 5’.

Hacienda, our highest grade, has less extreme variations in color than Casa grade. It is almost free from knots, with only occasional small pin knots (up to 1/16” in diameter) allowed. Grey stain is not allowed in Hacienda Hickory. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with the average of 5’. This creates a floor with a refined look with more consistent color and long length.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

Walnut is a moderately dense and very stable wood. Compared to Red Oak, it is about 25% more moisture stable and about 20% softer. Our Walnut stock is steamed, mellowing the usually white sap wood to a light tan color.

In our Madera grade, Walnut will contain a range of color, unlimited sap wood (normally a small amount), numerous knots both sound and open up to 2” in diameter, holes up to ½” in diameter, some cracks and pith, along with other occasional character marks. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of 5’. Madera grade Walnut results in a floor with overall dark color, interesting grain, and numerous knots.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

American Cherry is a fine-grained wood with reddish-brown heartwood, interspersed with cream-colored sapwood. It is about 25% softer than Red Oak, but also about 30% more stable.

In our Mesa grade, Cherry will contain color variation, knots up to 2” in diameter, including open knots, holes up to ¾” in diameter, cracks which don’t compromise the integrity of the flooring, along with other character marks. We do allow edge defect and small, infrequent traces of grey stain. Mesa grade Cherry results in a floor with ample character and contrast. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an approximate average of about 5’.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.
Hickory is an extremely hard flooring material, although less moisture stable than the oaks.

In our Mesa grade, Hickory will contain color variation, knots up to 2” in diameter, including open knots, holes up to ¾” in diameter, cracks which don’t compromise the integrity of the flooring, along with other character marks. We do allow edge defect and small, infrequent traces of grey stain. Mesa grade Hickory results in a floor with lots of character and contrast. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an approximate average of about 5’.

In our Casa grade, Hickory will contain color variation and knots up to 1-1/2” in diameter, along with other occasional character marks. Small open holes up to ¼” in diameter are also allowed. We do not allow any edge defect. The grey stain often associated with Hickory is also not allowed in this grade. Casa grade Hickory results in a floor with beautiful contrasting tones and sound defect requiring very little fill. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of about 5’.

Hacienda, our Select grade, has less extreme variations in color than Casa grade. It is almost free from knots, with only occasional small pin knots (up to 1/16” in diameter) allowed. Grey stain is not allowed in Hacienda Hickory. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with the average of 5’. This creates a floor with a refined look with more consistent color and long length.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

A time-tested favorite, Quartersawn/Riftsawn White Oak is a very durable flooring material. It is derived from lumber which is cut with the grain oriented at a 30-90 degree angle to the face of the plank. Not only does the quartersawing process produce an attractive appearance in the wood, but also results in improved durability, surface smoothness, and stability. (It is about 50% more stable than plain-sawn White Oak.) Many planks contain interesting medullary rays or “fleck.”

Our Madera grade in Quartersawn/Riftsawn White Oak will contain a range of color, knots (both sound and open) up to 2” in diameter, holes up to ½” in diameter, some cracks, a small amount of sap wood along with other occasional character marks. We do allow edge defect in this grade, but some clear boards are also included. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of about 5’. This grade results in a floor with the classic quartersawn look and occasional rustic defects.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

Our Wormy Maple flooring is selected from “super wormy” stock, and is characterized by blue-grey to brown streaking resulting from small worm holes made during the life of the tree. It is quite stable and of medium hardness.

Wormy Maple is available in Madera grade in widths 7” and under. Although knots and holes are not frequent in Wormy Maple, this grade can contain color variation, numerous knots (both sound and open) up to 2” in diameter, holes up to ½” in diameter, some cracks, along with other occasional character marks. Lengths of planks vary form 1’ to 10’, with an average of about 5’.

Our wide-width, extra Dry Canyon grade in Wormy Maple can includes all sizes of sound knots, open holes up to 1” in diameter, some splits, cracks, all variations of color, along with other character marks. Again, knots and holes are not frequent. Lengths of planks vary from 3’ to 10-12’.

Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

Madrone is a fine-grained wood prized by furniture builders. It is little known outside its region (Oregon and California). It is a very durable wood, comparable in density to White Oak. Its coloration ranges from cream to salmon to dark reddish-brown.

All the Madrone flooring we run comes from mills that are part of the “Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities Partnership,” an organization of wood manufacturers, rural leaders, and community groups dedicated to forest restoration and community vitality.

In our Madera grade, Madrone will contain color variation, numerous knots (both sound and open) up to 2” in diameter, holes up to ½” in diameter, some cracks, along with other occasional character marks. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of about 5’. Madera grade Madrone flooring creates an old world feel, rich in variations of grain and color.

Alder is a soft but stable wood, with uniform color and grain. There is no clear delineation between heart- and sap-wood, creating a worm, honey color throughout.

In our Mesa grade, Alder will contain color variation, knots up to 2” in diameter, including open knots, holes up to ¾” in diameter, cracks which don’t compromise the integrity of the flooring, along with other character marks. We do allow edge defect in this grade. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an approximate average of 6’.

Each Woody’s floor starts with high quality lumber that is properly kiln dried. Our method of cutting boards yields flooring planks that are straight and stress-relieved, allowing for easier installation and less sanding. Underside relief grooves and other design details of our tongue and groove permit normal movement and reduce squeaking in the finished floor. Sticking to strict tolerances in milling results in a precise fit on sides and ends of our planks. Our bundles contain long average lengths, creating a rich look of continuity in the finished floor.

Our Southern Yellow Pine is form stick that is slow growing, creating a floor rich in color. The tight growth rings make our Pine flooring considerably more stable than flooring made form faster growing material, and also lend a better wear surface.
In our Pine, we allow color variation, sound knots of unlimited size, holes up to ¾” in diameter, some cracks, along with other occasional character marks. Lengths of planks vary from 1’ to 10’, with an average of 5’+.