Red Oak Wickham Cottage Collection Hardwood Flooring

Red Oak Wickham Cottage Collection Hardwood Flooring

Wickham Flooring

Red Oak from the Wickham Cottage Collection is Canadian-made solid hardwood flooring available at Windsor Plywood. FSC certified and manufactured in Quebec, the Cottage Collection offers red oak in a range of colour stains applied over the natural wood grain. The UV-cured natural oil finish contains zero VOCs and is backed by a 35-year residential wear warranty.

Features

  • Canadian-made and FSC certified solid hardwood
  • UV-cured natural oil finish containing zero VOCs
  • Antibacterial and anti-mould agent in the finish
  • Available in 2-1/4", 3-1/4", and 4-1/4" widths
  • Four grade options: Select and Better, Canadian Plus, Natural, and Rustic
  • 35-year residential wear warranty

Specifications

Species Red oak
Widths 2-1/4" (57mm), 3-1/4" (83mm), 4-1/4" (108mm)
Grades Select and Better, Canadian Plus, Natural, Rustic
Finish UV-cured natural oil, zero VOC
Installation Nail down over wood subfloor
Origin Made in Canada, FSC certified
Warranty 35-year residential wear

Common Uses

Wickham Cottage Collection red oak is used as a primary flooring material in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and hallways in residential applications. Solid hardwood is appropriate for above-grade and on-grade installations over wood subfloors.

Pro Tips

  • Acclimate solid hardwood flooring in the installation room for a minimum of 5-7 days before installation.
  • Maintain indoor relative humidity between 35% and 55% year-round after installation.
  • Refinish the floor with Wickham-compatible oil refresher annually to maintain the finish appearance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can solid hardwood be installed in a basement?
No. Solid hardwood is not recommended for below-grade or basement installations due to the high moisture risk. Engineered hardwood or SPC vinyl plank are better choices for below-grade applications.

What is the difference between oil finish and polyurethane finish?
Oil finish penetrates the wood fibre and provides a natural, matte appearance. It can be spot-repaired and refreshed without full sanding. Polyurethane sits on the surface, provides a harder, shinier finish, and typically requires full sanding and refinishing when worn.


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