Hartco

For hardwood floors, Hartco is the company to choose. Hartco wood floors are a division of Armstrong floors, and offer plenty of color styles and wood types to choose from.

You can shop for Hartco hardwood flooring online, or check out local hardwood flooring retailers. Hartco floors come in both solid wood, plank, and parquet styles.

If you are considering a Hartco floor for your home, there are some things to know about Hartco wood flooring. A solid Hartco wood floor is made from one piece of wood, and the boards are ¾” thick. A Hartco engineered wood floor is made up of multiple layers of wood that have been bonded together. Hartco brand solid wood flooring cannot be installed below grade, while engineered can.

When choosing your Hartco floor covering, there are also some things to consider regarding style. Your Hartco floor can be ash, birch, cherry, maple, oak, pecan, exotic Kempas, walnut, or exotic cabrueva. You can also choose from a variety of stain colors to match the décor of your home. Strips are boards less than 3” wide, while planks are wider than 3”. When speaking of detail, a square edge has boards fitting flush together, a beveled edge has angled edges creating an outline effect, and an eased/micro-beveled edge has a less apparent outline effect. Consider all these factors when choosing your Hartco floor.

If you want a different look from your Hartco floors, consider going with Hartco parquet flooring. These floors come in 1 foot square blocks, and your Hartco parquet flooring has a foam back for protection and easier installation. Made from oak and coming in a variety of stains and a no-wax finish, these floors are beautiful, durable, and easy to install.

To keep your Hartco floors looking like you installed them that day, it is recommended that you use a Hartco floor cleaner. Vacuum or sweep your floor as needed, but at least once a week. Spills and dirt should be wiped up promptly, and you should not use wax treatments on a urethane-coated floor. Use your Hartco floor cleaner periodically to clean the entire floor, but do not leave excess liquid to sit on the floor. Using mats will help keep dirt and grime from being tracked inside and damaging your floors. If you have questions about getting specific materials off of your Hartco wood floor, the website offers tips for removing things like crayon, water spots, and gum.