VIRTUOSO
VIRTUOSO
VIRTUOSO presents a pale golden tone with subtle grain movement. Its light color helps interiors feel open and relaxed, while the natural variation keeps the surface from feeling flat. For a variety of interior applications, VIRTUOSO brings bright, approachable wood to everyday residential and commercial spaces.
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TextureSmoothRustic
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Grade Options
Rift & Quarter
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Finish
UV Matte Polyurethane
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Profile
T&G: Endmatched, Microbeveled Edges & Ends
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Application
Custom Millwork, Flooring, Interior Cladding
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Type
Engineered Wood
Sustainable by Design
Available as FSC®-Certified: FSC® Mix Credit
Wood from Responsibly Managed Forests
FloorScore® Certified
Third-party certified for low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions
LEED Credit Contribution
Supports LEED certification requirements
Healthy Indoor Air Quality
Supports healthier indoor environments
Design Pattern Options
For projects seeking something beyond traditional straight-plank flooring, herringbone and chevron patterns offer a timeless way to add depth, movement, and visual impact. These distinctive layouts draw the eye through a space, creating a sense of rhythm and craftsmanship that enhances both contemporary and classic interiors.
Custom herringbone and chevron flooring can be fabricated to meet the specific design requirements of each project, with options for custom dimensions, species, grades, and finishes. From subtle, understated patterns to bold architectural statements, patterned flooring provides a unique foundation for residential and commercial environments alike.
Coordinated Stair & Trim Solutions
A cohesive interior begins with thoughtful material coordination. Extending the flooring specification across stairs, transitions, and architectural trim creates visual continuity throughout a space while reinforcing a unified design aesthetic.
Custom stair and trim components can be fabricated to complement the flooring specification, ensuring consistency in species, texture, color, and finish across all interior elements. Coordinating these components through a single source also helps streamline procurement, simplify project coordination, and minimize material matching challenges from specification through installation.
Available profiles include stair treads, risers, nosing, transitions, wall base, and thresholds. By sourcing flooring and complementary components together, design teams, contractors, and installers can achieve a more efficient workflow and a seamless finished installation.
Schedule a consultation with our team to discuss project requirements and explore custom fabrication options.
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SPECIES
European White Oak
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CUT & GRADE
Rift & Quarter: Select Grade
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PROFILE
T&G: Endmatched, Microbeveled Edges & Ends
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INSTALLATION GRADE
Above-, On-, and Below-Grade Installations
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TRAFFIC RATING
Standard and High Traffic Area
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WIDTHS
5″
Available In: 7″ -
LENGTHS
2′-10′ Random Lengths
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THICKNESS & WEAR LAYER
3/4″, 6mm Wear Layer
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Warranty
5-Year Limited Structural Warranty
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TESTING
ASTM E84 – Class C Flame Spread
Janka Hardness – Approximately 1,360 lbf
European White Oak
European White Oak is a dense, tight-grained hardwood prized for its strength, stability, and refined aesthetic. Sourced from sustainably managed European forests, it offers a consistent figure and a warm, neutral tone that responds beautifully to a range of finishes. Its hardness and dimensional stability make it an ideal choice for flooring, interior cladding, and architectural millwork where performance and visual precision are equally important.
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