Are you seeking a floor that’s uniquely yours? Hardwood flooring is prized for natural beauty and durability. The diverse range of wood species and styles available makes this a creative flooring option no matter what design you’re interested in accomplishing.
Frazier’s Carpet One Floor & Home in Knoxville, TN, has the best hardwood flooring selection in the area. Our flooring experts can help plan your budget, select hardwood flooring for your lifestyle, and provide design advice. We also can help you arrange your hardwood flooring installation to ensure you’ll love your completed space.
Hardwood flooring is an investment that pays off. On a practical level, they increase property value. They can outlast other flooring options because the certain planks can be refinished repeatedly. Hardwood floors are hypoallergenic and easy to clean since they don’t harbor dust, pet fur, and other allergens.
Personalize your hardwood floor by choosing various:
Lengths
Widths
Finishes
Constructions
Gloss Levels
Shades
Stains
Your hardwood floor is made from various species of woods. Different species range in color hardness, and durability. Among the most popular options are:
Maple
Oak
Hickory
Birch
Cherry
Short answer: yes! Here’s a quick overview on the two distinct hardwood families:
Solid hardwood flooring has uniform construction, with each plank consisting of a single hunk of wood. It has a classic look that adds value and distinction. Your solid hardwood floor can be refinished many times over the decades, but it needs to be always kept level and dry.
Engineered hardwood flooring has a modern, layered construction. This construction is more stable and resists warping in humid conditions. Engineered hardwood is a wise choice in areas like Knoxville, especially if you don’t have climate control.
If you’re looking for an environmentally friendly floor that will not break the bank, consider our cork and bamboo options
Cork flooring is harvested from the bark of the Cork Oak tree. The oddly thick bark has a resilient cushioned surface. Cork flooring is created from the post-industrial by-product of the bottle-stopper industry. The left-over material is ground up and then formed into sheets. When caring for cork floors, keep in mind it can fade with exposure to light and will react to heat and humidity. Maintain a cool, dry temperature in your home, and prevent long-term exposure to moisture or sunlight by installing window treatments and purchasing portable dehumidifiers.
Bamboo flooring is renewable, recyclable and biodegradable. It’s a healthy alternative for your home as it helps to reduce airborne allergens. Bamboo is harder than some wood species, resists moisture, and has a long-lasting finish. Exotic and elegant, the beauty of bamboo will enrich your interior while remaining true to its natural origins.
Although hardwood flooring is durable, it has limitations. Solid hardwood is best reserved for on or above-grade rooms that are not prone to humidity or moisture: bedrooms, living rooms, and dining rooms. Engineered hardwood flooring has more flexibility, and can be installed in basements, low-use kitchens, hallways, and other busy, light-moisture areas. We also have waterproof hardwood, which is 100% moisture protected and can be installed in bathrooms without issue.
We’re part of the Carpet One Floor & Home cooperative, allowing us to offer all the best hardwood brands at affordable prices. Among our current hardwood inventory are products by:
Baroque
Bruce
L M
Chesapeake
Mirage
Shaw
Anderson
Palm Meadow Road…as well as our exclusive lines.
It's been our pleasure to serve the flooring needs of the Knoxville area for 70 years! We’re your family-owned, neighborhood flooring experts. Drop by and let us help you choose the perfect flooring for your home and lifestyle. Call us today for a FREE in-home estimate or visit our showroom to see our latest hardwood flooring.
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