Bruce Solid Hardwood Flooring
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Bruce Solid Hardwood Flooring is milled from a single piece of real wood, so every plank carries its own grain pattern. Bruce's hardwood offers species like oak, hickory, and maple in thicknesses ranging from 5/16" up to the standard 3/4". Shop Bruce Solid Wood Flooring at Floor City for detailed species, thickness, and a personalized quote, with nationwide shipping available. Explore Top Bruce Solid Hardwood Collections Dundee - Bruce Dundee hardwood is Bruce's best-selling solid hardwood collection: 3/4" oak available in four widths, from 2-1/4" strip to 5" wide plank, available in multiple gloss levels with Dura-Luster Plus finishes and the widest color range among Bruce's solid collections Natural Choice - Bruce Natural Choice hardwood flooring is a 5/16" low-profile solid oak strip that glues directly to concrete, making it one of the more straightforward Bruce solid options for slab-on-grade spaces. Square-edge profile, high- and low-gloss options. Manchester Strip & Plank - These collections provide additional classic solid oak options in strip and standard plank formats. Full 3/4" solid oak in 2-1/4" strip or 3-1/4" plank widths, with micro-beveled edges and a curated selection of warm neutrals and richer tones, in both high and low gloss. Waltham - Suited to rooms where you want solid oak's durability with a traditional, medium gloss finish. It shows fewer everyday scuffs than a high-gloss floor, making it a practical pick for living spaces. Best Bruce Wood Flooring Colors for Different Interior Styles The right hardwood color should work with the permanent elements of the room, including cabinetry, countertops, trim, doors, stone, and wall color. Since furniture and paint may change over time, many homeowners prefer a floor color that provides flexibility rather than matching only one decorating trend when choosing Bruce hardwood flooring colors. Transitional and Contemporary Interiors Natural oak, medium brown, and balanced beige-brown tones work well