NEW Dogwood® Densified Hardwood Flooring
Love Your Floor As Much as Your Dog™ with innovative, virtually pet proof flooring!
Learn MoreHardwood Flooring Made in the USA
Bruce® brand has stood for quality wood flooring in America for over a century. You can select from solid hardwood flooring or engineered hardwood in up to eight species, including red oak, white oak, hickory maple, and more. Plus, choose from a wide color palette with different finishes ranging from traditional and smooth wood finishes to wire brushed and hand scraped hardwoods. You can even pet-proof your flooring with our new Dogwood Collection.
Shop Hardwood FlooringInstantly Visualize Flooring Options in Your Home
Our flooring visualizer is easy to use. Just upload a photo from your phone to the Bruce Room Designer to instantly envision our range of colors and finishes in your space. So, stop wondering how a type of hardwood flooring will look in your home. Now you can tell for sure!
Visualize ItCelebrate the Natural Beauty of Wire Brushed Wood
Brushed Impressions™ durable engineered hardwood planks combine a wire-brushed, rustic wood charm with a slightly weathered surface texture that resists stains and scratches. The distinctive oak floors come in wide planks ranging up to nine inches.
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Resources, education, and tools specifically designed for flooring professionals. Get valuable tips and insights into installing hardwood flooring to make your job easier and your customers even happier.
Go To The Pro CenterGet Valuable Insights on Hardwood Flooring
Why Choose Solid Wood Flooring
You have lots of flooring options — vinyl, luxury vinyl, laminate, stone, tile, and concrete. So, why choose solid wood flooring?
Prefinished vs. Unfinished Hardwood Floors
When it comes to prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring, both have their pros and cons. We’ll help you wade through each flooring option to see which will work best in your home.
Why Oak Flooring is America’s Favorite Hardwood
Oak flooring continues to lead the pack when it comes to hardwood flooring. But why do Americans choose this wood species as a wood flooring of choice when other species like maple, hickory, cherry, walnut, and birch are available?
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