Appalachian Solid Hardwood Flooring

Appalachian makes solid hardwood flooring. Not engineered, not veneer — full ¾" thick real wood from top to bottom. This is the flooring you install once and refinish for the next fifty years.

Their collection focuses on two of the most proven North American species: maple and red oak. Both are abundant, durable, and take stain beautifully. There's nothing exotic or trendy here — just timeless hardwood that outlasts everything else in your home.

Appalachian's solid maple is for homeowners who want a light, uniform floor. Maple's tight grain pattern creates a clean, modern look that pairs well with contemporary and Scandinavian-inspired interiors.

Maple is also one of the harder domestic species — rated 1,450 on the Janka hardness scale — making it highly resistant to denting from furniture and foot traffic.

Red oak is the most installed hardwood species in North America, and for good reason. Its warm tones, prominent grain, and excellent stain absorption make it the most versatile option for any home style.

Appalachian's solid red oak at $5.99 to $6.89/sqft delivers genuine Canadian hardwood at a price that respects your renovation budget.