Flooring
Six flooring categories, from wide-plank hardwood to waterproof rigid-core, priced wholesale-direct with full nationwide freight.
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A floor is the one surface you touch all day, every day, and the one that decides how a room feels before any furniture arrives. Choosing one is really three questions: how much water it will see, how much traffic it will carry, and what you want underfoot at seven in the morning.
Your house sets its own rules too. Slab-on-grade construction favors floating floors, upper stories reward quiet underlayment, and rooms that swing hot and cold want materials that stay dimensionally stable through the seasons.
That is why the catalog is built in families. Waterproof vinyl and rigid core carry the wet and busy rooms, engineered hardwood carries the living spaces it will be sanded back to life in, and porcelain carries anything the sun or the water touches hardest.
| Vinyl (LVP & LVT) | Rigid Core | Hardwood | Porcelain Tile | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waterproof | Fully waterproof | Fully waterproof | Water-resistant at best | Fully waterproof |
| Feel underfoot | Warm, quiet, slight give | Firm and quiet | Warm and solid, the benchmark | Hard and cool |
| Refinishable | No, replace planks | No, replace planks | Yes, sand and refinish | No, but nearly wear-proof |
| Best rooms | Whole home, kitchens, rentals | Baths, basements, kitchens | Living rooms, bedrooms, halls | Baths, entries, outdoor-adjacent |
| Install | Click-lock floating | Click-lock floating | Float, glue, or staple | Thinset over prepared substrate |
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A curated catalog of vetted premium floors, specialist support on every order, and wholesale-direct pricing with no membership tier.
Choosing a floor is one of the most impactful decisions in any renovation. Here are the questions our specialists answer most.
Talk to Our TeamMatch the product to the room: waterproof rigid core for baths and basements, engineered hardwood for living spaces, durable vinyl plank almost anywhere. Our team can steer you by room and traffic.
Engineered hardwood is real wood over a stable core; vinyl plank is fully waterproof; laminate is a printed layer over fiberboard. They differ in water resistance, feel, and whether they can be refinished.
Engineered wood and most rigid-core floors handle radiant heat and below-grade installs that solid wood cannot. Check each product rating and follow the acclimation guidelines.
Subfloors must be clean, flat, and dry. Some floors have attached padding; others need a separate underlayment or moisture barrier. The spec sheet lists the requirement.
Every line carries color-matched reducers, thresholds, stair noses, and quarter round. Order the trims with the floor so the dye lots match.
By the square foot, sold in full boxes. Order about ten percent extra for cuts, waste, and future repairs.
