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American Traditional Classics by Hallmark Floors - Buckskin Hickory 5"

    American Traditional Classics by Hallmark Floors

    Hardwood |SKU# ATC5BUCH-M

    This collection of stunning floors features the classic look of engineered hardwoods, in classic narrow planks. They have been created to visualize a cleaner and more modern look for contemporary classics. Varying species will be available in mill run, character grade or select grade. This Prairie style flooring takes note to a look that is uniquely American.

    Color: Buckskin Hickory 5"
    • Auburn Red Oak 3.25"
    • Auburn Red Oak 5"
    • Buckskin Hickory 5"
    • Haystack Maple
    • Linenwhite Oak 3.25"
    • Linenwhite Oak 5"
    • Natural Hickory 5"
    • Natural Red Oak 3.25"
    • Natural Red Oak 5"
    • Natural Walnut 3.25"
    • Natural Walnut 5"
    • Natural White Oak 3.25"
    • Natural White Oak 5"
    • Saddle White Oak 3.25"
    • Saddle White Oak 5"
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    • Auburn Red Oak 3.25"
    • Auburn Red Oak 5"
    • Buckskin Hickory 5"
    • Haystack Maple
    • Linenwhite Oak 3.25"
    • Linenwhite Oak 5"
    • Natural Hickory 5"
    • Natural Red Oak 3.25"
    • Natural Red Oak 5"
    • Natural Walnut 3.25"
    • Natural Walnut 5"
    • Natural White Oak 5"
    • Saddle White Oak 3.25"
    • Saddle White Oak 5"
    Buckskin Hickory 5"
    Hallmark Floors
    American Traditional Classics
    Buckskin Hickory 5"

    Specifications

    Brand
    Hallmark Floors
    Product Line
    American Traditional Classics
    Color
    Buckskin Hickory 5"
    SKU #
    ATC5BUCH-M
    Category
    Engineered
    Color Variation
    Medium
    Edge Profile
    Micro Bevel
    Limited Warranty Residential
    Limited Lifetime
    Molding Options
    T-Molding, Reducer, Threshold, Stairnose - Locking / Flush
    Surface Type
    Smooth
    Thickness
    1/2 Inches
    Width
    5 Inches

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