Maple If you want to move beyond traditional oak, the sweeping grain of Canadian maple might tickle your fancy. Sometimes known as sugar maple, hard maple is a hardwood upon which Native Americans and early North American settlers depended heavily. Not only important for shelter, hard maple was used for making anything from footwear to weaponry, and from soap to syrup.

The hardest of all maples, hard maple is known for its strength as well as its very abrasion- and wear-resistant surface. It also has a fine, uniform texture. These traits make maple a great choice for hardwood flooring board. Maple hardwood flooring board is often available in a pre-stained form. This variety of hardwood is the lightest of all species of maple and is characterized by a range of light to darker shades of rich brown, often with reddish highlights.

Maple Flooring Gallery

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Maple Flat Cut		Maple Quartered		Maple Birdseye
Maple Birdseye		Maple Burl		Maple Curly
Maple Fiddleback		Maple Fiddleback		Maple Italian Birdseye Light
Maple Italian Birdseye Medium		Maple Quilted		Maple Rotary
Maple Wormy		Maple Italian Quilted		Maple Italian