Harris Tarkett Wood Floors

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Hardwood Floor Species Information

This section can be your references to build the perfect hardwood floors for your home. Some solid hardwoods may be susceptible to extreme conditions, In this case you can see our guide about Solid vs Enginered Hardwood Floors or Janka Hardness Scale test for hardwood flooring species.

African Padauk	Carribean Heart Pine	Kempas	Santos Mahogany
Afzelia / Doussie	Cedar	Lacewood	Sapele / Sapelli
Amendoim	Chestnut	Larch	Satinwood
American Beech	Cocobolo	Leopardwood	Shedua
Andiroba	Coffee Bean	Locust	Southern Yellow Pine
Angelim Pedra	Cork	Makore	Southern Yellow Pine (Longleaf)
Ash (White)	Cottonwood	Merbau	Spotted Gum
Australian Cypress	Cumaru / Brazilian Teak	Mesquite	Sweet Birch
Bangkirai	Curupixa	Mindi	Sycamore
Basswood	Douglas Fir	Movingui	Sydney Blue Gum
Black Cherry	Eastern White Pine	Natural Bamboo*	Tallowwood
Black Walnut	Ebony	Paper Birch	Tasmanian Oak
Blackwood	Eucalyptus / Rose Gum	Parana Pine	Teak
Bloodwood	Hard Maple / Sugar Maple	Peroba	Tigerwood
Bocote	Heart Pine	Pradoo	Timborana
Boire	Hemlock	Purpleheart	True Pine
Boreal	Hickory and Pecan	Red Mahogany	Tualang
Brazilian Cherry / Jatoba	Highland Beech	Red Oak (Northern)	Turpentine
Brushbox	Imbuia	Red Pine	Wenge
Bubinga	Ipe / Walnut / Lapacho	Redwood / Paraju	White Oak
Cabreuva	Jarrah	Ribbon Gum	White Pine
Cameron	Kambala / Iroko	Rosewood	Yellow Birch
Carbonized Bamboo*	Karri	Sakura	Zebrawood

*) represent one spesies.

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Do It Yourself Guide

Why hire a contractor if you can do it by yourself? It's can be fun and rewarding. However, a factor of time and high risk of human error but less money to spend is the things you must consider first. In some difficult projects be sure your knowledge and experiences are capable enough to handle it.

	Introduction
	About DIY Installation
	Recommended Tools
	Installing Carpet to Hardwood Floor
	Removing Stains and Odors Pets in Hardwood Floors
	Removing Glued HF's on Concrete
	Dust Control
	Refinishing Floors
	Fixing Squeak and Cracks

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Manufacturer Reviews

Manufactured products (prefinished) hardwood floors are ready to rock-n-roll in your floor. Don't be hasty to choose, research and review it first. Below is our review lists about the top-name manufacturer brands that sold domestic and international products.

Anderson Wood Floors	Homerwood Flooring	Mohawk Hardwood Floors
Appalachian Hardwood Floors	Johnson Hardwood	Mullican Wood Floors
Armstrong/Hartco	Kahrs Wood Flooring	Muskoka Hardwood
Award Hardwood	LM Flooring	Pinnacle Wood Floors
BR111 Hardwood Floors	Lauzon Hardwood Floors	Robbins Premium Hardwood Flooring
Bruce Hardwood Floors	Mannington Wood Floors	Scandian Hardwood Floors
Columbia Hardwood Floors	Mercier Hardwood	Somerset Wood Floors
Harris Tarkett Wood Floors	Mirage Hardwood Floors	Wood Flooring International

Founded in 1898 by William Pond Harris in Johnson City, TN, Harris Tarkett has built its success on history, diversity, and quality. They have time to experience of degradation in early years but now they became better and better again with improvement against existing weakness.

All the benefits of engineered plus the ability to “float” You can install over almost any sound, flat, dry sub-floor (oak, ash and merbau only on radiant heat sub-floors). In years 2008 Harris Tarkett renamed to become Harris Wood with product lines are mostly engineered and some solid hardwoods.

Versatility is plentiful in the product lines offered, you are sure to find a floor that suits your lifestyle and need.

Their Grand Vistas collection is the widest, single-width plank on the market - perfect for wide open spaces.

The American Collection is an engineered board with a precisely cut, thick top layer that accentuates the richness of the hardwood’s graining.

The Vintage Collection contains more of nature’s “trademarks,” lending this floor unique visual characteristics that add contrast to a room’s decor.

Artisan plank, which comes in random lengths with a beveled edge, offers the industry’s broadest collection of species, showcasing their natural colors and beauty. And plenty more!

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