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7.5" 1st Quality - Engineered White Oak Hardwood - $2.59/sf
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The color is Winston -- a deep, rich espresso brown with warm red undertones. It reads dark and formal without going black, which makes it one of those finishes that works in a bedroom, a dining room, or a main living area and looks expensive against almost any wall color. Light walls especially -- white, cream, or warm gray -- pop against this finish in a way that makes a room feel finished and intentional.
The wirebrushed surface texture is the right call for a dark floor. It breaks up the sheen, adds subtle grain definition, and keeps the finish from reading flat or plastic. The micro bevel edge gives each board a clean separation that holds up visually even in large open rooms.
The specs are solid: 7/16" thick construction, low gloss, and it can be glued, stapled, or floated depending on your subfloor situation. That kind of installation flexibility on a wide plank is not a given -- a lot of wide plank products are glue-down only.
Retail on comparable 7.5" engineered white oak in a stained finish typically runs $7 to $11 per square foot. This is $2.59.
There are just under 4,000 square feet available. Enough to do a full floor in a mid-size home, but not enough to last. If you are remodeling a bedroom, a master suite, a dining room, or a smaller open-plan space, this is the quantity you need at a price that is hard to argue with.
Call to order or get a shipping quote: 1-800-253-2728
See the full product listing at ReallyCheapFloors.com -- search Dogwood Winston
Product Specs:
Species: White Oak
Color: Winston
Width: 7.5"
Thickness: 7/16"
Surface: Wirebrushed, Low Gloss
Profile: Micro Bevel
Installation: Glue / Staple / Float
Grade: 1st Quality (Discontinued)
Price: $2.59/sf
Available: 3,976 sq ft