Bruce Buying Guide

     Bruce hardwood flooring can be separated into several different categories.  This information can be used to guide you through your purchase of a Bruce floor.  First you'll need to decide between engineered Bruce hardwood and solid Bruce hardwood flooring.  That decision can be made by looking at a couple of home site conditions and then looking at your personal preferences.  If your home is on a concrete slab you'll have to go with an engineered product or a 5/16" solid, which comes in the Natural Choice and Natural Reflections collections.  The engineered collections are vast and we'll discuss them in detail later in this information section.  If you're on a wood subfloor then you can go with either Bruce solid flooring or the engineered bruce hardwood.  Another thing to consider is the temperature changes and humidity changes that occur in your climate.  If you have huge temperature and humidity changes and you want to go with a wide plank then engineered flooring may be the better choice for your home. 

     First let's discuss Bruce's engineered line and all of the products that are available.  If you're looking for an engineered oak you have several choices from Bruce.  First you can go with 1/4" thickness and 2 different widths: 3" and 5".  The 3" plank is Bruce Summit Hill and is available in four colors, but you can get that in a 5" wide product known as Bruce Adventure Plank which is also available in four colors.  If you would like a little thicker product Bruce has several oak products in 3/8" thickness.  The best price on a 3/8" X 3" engineered oak is the Springdale Plank at $2.69 s/f.  Bruce Springdale comes in five colors and has a 3 mm wear layer.  The most popular engineered oak collection is by far the Bruce Turlington Collection.  The Turlington collection comes in several widths and species.

True Hardwoods is an authorized Bruce Hardwood dealer. Just follow the link below and use our zip code 30701 to locate our showroom. Bruce Dealer Locator.

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