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Hardwood floors are beautiful and can greatly enhance the appearance of your home or commercial property. On top of aesthetic appeal, they can also add value, comfort, and convenience. Wood used for flooring comes in a variety of species, and each one is unique in color and character. It’s important to find out about each species before making the final decision about which type to choose.

From maple and oak to walnut and ash, Hawaii Flooring Specialists in Honolulu offers an extensive selection of wood flooring species — but how do you know which type suits your particular style and budget? Here’s a look at each type of hardwood floor species:

  • Walnut: Walnut is a species with fine, straight graining and rich colors. A softer type of wood, walnut flooring suits virtually any style home.
  • Maple: Maple is a light species of wood, often pale in color. Grains can be straight or curly, depending on the variation you choose.
  • Oak: Red oak is one of the most popular species of wood flooring, with heavy graining and pinkish undertones. White oak features more golden or brownish undertones in comparison.
  • flooringAsh: Ash varies from pale white to medium brown in color. Graining is often bold and unique, adding a personal touch to any home.
  • Beech: Beech wood features a warm, brown color with red undertones. Graining is generally straight and tight.
  • American Cherry: American cherry is a soft species of wood, and it’s a warmer choice for wood. Unique in style and natural in color, cherry is a popular type of hardwood flooring.

Whether you need floor refinishing, floor sanding, stone flooring, or another service for Hawaii home or business, Hawaii Flooring Specialists has you covered. Call (808) 842-7755 for a free estimate or to learn more about the different species of hardwood flooring. You can also visit the company online and on Facebook, Twitter, and Google +.

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