$3.79 / Sq Ft | $66.33 / Box
The Bruce Unfinished Engineered Hardwood collection is crafted from premium Red Oak, offering a timeless natural appearance that’s ready to be finished to your exact preference. Its engineered construction provides enhanced stability and versatile installation options, making it suitable for below, on, or above ground level applications. Designed for experienced installers, this flooring delivers exceptional durability and is backed by Bruce’s Unfinished Wood Warranty along with a Lifetime Limited Structural Warranty.
| Official SKU | BRUN63ERK06S |
|---|---|
| Color Family | Unfinished |
| Category | Engineered Hardwood |
| Collection | Unfinished |
| Construction | Engineered Hardwood |
| Species / Visual | Red Oak |
| Edge Detail | Square / Square |
| Performance Class | Best |
| Plank Width | 6 in |
| Plank Length | Varying Lengths (9 in – 72 in) |
| Plank Thickness | 3/8 in |
| Coverage | 17.5 sq. ft. per box |
| Installation Location | Below, On, or Above Ground Level |
| Installation Method | Floating, Glue, or Staple |
| DIY Level | Experienced |
| Warranty | Unfinished Wood Warranty / Lifetime Limited Structural Warranty |
This high-quality hardwood collection consists of two classic widths – 2-1/4˝ and 3-1/4”, in a range of popular colors. Ranging from light honey tones to deep rich browns, you’re sure to find the ideal solid hardwood flooring for any remodel project.
St. Vincent Hardwood is abundant in natural character. While each plank is unique in the level and type of character featured, you can expect high color and character variation such as filled knots, large mineral streaks and distinct tonal color differences from plank to plank.
Want the beauty of authentic solid hardwood flooring, but concerned about the cost? St. Vincent™ is a budget-friendly solution for any home or remodel project.
St. Vincent™ oak flooring’s materials and manufacturing are all-American. We use Appalachian Oak to produce planks and our solid hardwood flooring is manufactured in the USA.
Nail
Hardwood flooring is mechanically fastened to the wood subfloor using staples, cleats or nails. This is the most popular and economical installation method.
10 Things to Know About Hardwood Floor Installation
Planning ahead is essential for a successful hardwood installation. Follow these tips before, during and after installation to help you make the right decisions.
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