Oak Hardwood Flooring

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Kährs - European Renaissance Collection - Oak Palazzo Bianco - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - European Renaissance Collection - Oak Palazzo Bianco

Kährs - Harmony Collection - Oak Alloy - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Harmony Collection - Oak Alloy

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Crayon - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Crayon

Kährs - Sand Collection - Oak Portofino - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Sand Collection - Oak Portofino

Kährs - Harmony Collection - Oak Granite - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Harmony Collection - Oak Granite

Kährs - Canvas Collection - Oak Pratica - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Canvas Collection - Oak Pratica

Kährs - Ground Collection - Oak Clay - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Ground Collection - Oak Clay

Kährs - Estate Collection - Red Oak Hawthorn - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Estate Collection - Red Oak Hawthorn

Kährs - Estate Collection - Red Oak Lovell - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Estate Collection - Red Oak Lovell

Kährs - Estate Collection - Red Oak Riordan - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Estate Collection - Red Oak Riordan

Kährs - Life Authentic Plank Collection - Oak Cumin - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Life Authentic Plank Collection - Oak Cumin

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Ghost - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Ghost

Kährs - Element Collection - Oak Crisp - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Element Collection - Oak Crisp

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Sky - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Sky

Kährs - Canvas Collection - Oak Cadence - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Canvas Collection - Oak Cadence

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Shore - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Lux Collection - Oak Shore

Kährs - Element Collection - Oak Bright - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Element Collection - Oak Bright

Kährs - Capital Collection - Oak Berlin - Engineered Hardwood

Kährs - Capital Collection - Oak Berlin

The most popular hardwood in Canada

Oak is the most popular hardwood flooring in Canada for a reason: it's hard enough for high-traffic homes (Janka 1290 for red oak, 1360 for white oak), takes stain beautifully, and pairs with almost any interior style. Explore engineered, solid, and wide-plank oak from Bjelin, Vidar, Biyork, Pravada, Coswick, Grandeur, McMillan and more — with free samples and Canada-wide delivery.

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Why oak hardwood

  • Janka hardness that lasts — Red oak (1290) and white oak (1360) both rate well above maple, birch, and walnut for dent resistance in real Canadian homes.
  • Takes stain like nothing else — Oak's open grain absorbs stain uniformly, allowing the widest range of colors from natural blond to fumed near-black.
  • Refinishable — Solid oak can be sanded and refinished 4–5 times over its life. Engineered oak with 4mm+ wear layer can be refinished 2–3 times.
  • Works with every design style — Mid-century modern, traditional, farmhouse, Scandinavian — oak is the universal hardwood floor.
  • Sustainable North American sourcing — Most oak sold in Canada is North American FSC-certified, with a smaller carbon footprint than imported exotic species.

Oak hardwood purchasing concerns — solved

  • "Red oak or white oak?" White oak for modern/contemporary looks and water-prone areas; red oak for warmer traditional tones at a lower price point.
  • "Wide plank or strip?" Wide plank (6.5"+) reads modern and shows off oak's natural figure. Strip (2.25"–3.25") is traditional and forgiving on uneven subfloors.
  • "Engineered or solid?" Engineered for concrete subfloors, basements, condos, or radiant heat. Solid for upper-floor traditional installs you plan to refinish for decades.
  • "Finish wear?" Aluminum-oxide finishes on our engineered oak carry 25–50 year warranties. Site-finished solid oak depends on the installer's poly choice.
  • "Delivery time?" In-stock oak ships within 1–2 business days via national freight. Special-order items 7–21 days. Free shipping on 1,000+ sq ft Canada-wide.

Frequently asked questions

Which is harder — red oak or white oak?
White oak (Janka 1360) is harder than red oak (Janka 1290). The difference is real but modest; both perform similarly in residential use.

Is oak good for kitchens?
White oak handles kitchens better than red oak thanks to its closed-grain water resistance. Engineered constructions with sealed-edge planks are the safest kitchen choice.

What's the cost of oak flooring in Canada?
Engineered oak at Yaletown Floor runs $3.50–$12 CAD per sq ft. Solid oak typically $5–$9 CAD per sq ft. Wide-plank designer brands at the top of the range.

Can oak be installed over radiant heat?
Engineered oak yes (verify per product). Solid oak is not recommended due to its expansion/contraction with temperature swings.

How long does oak flooring last?
Solid oak can last 100+ years with periodic refinishing. Engineered oak typically 25–50 years depending on wear layer thickness.

Do you offer free samples?
Yes — free samples on every oak SKU, shipped Canada-wide in 2–3 business days. No purchase required.

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