Since 1998 it has been Woodland Flooring's mission to create a locally made sustainable wood flooring that provided a healthier alternative to imported manufactured flooring. We offer a variety of wood species, natural non-toxic finishes, a large pallet of custom colours and textures to suite your style. Our hand-made flooring is milled from solid wood planks into a traditional " thick T & G board, (Solid or Engineered), widths from 3" to 7" wide and lengths of up to 8 and even 10 feet long!
In house complimenting millwork for stairs, floor vents and countertops are also produced to a precise match. Like the good old days, Woodland Flooring is designed to last a century or more, but more importantly add value to your home and lifestyle while nurturing a healthy environment inside and out! Please take some time to explore our website information, social media posts and visit our showroom for inspiration on your next project!
Come see our wide array of product samples and have your questions answered by one of our office staff or owner Steve Roscoe.
In house complimenting millwork for stairs, floor vents and countertops are also produced to a precise match. Like the good old days, Woodland Flooring is designed to last a century or more, but more importantly add value to your home and lifestyle while nurturing a healthy environment inside and out! Please take some time to explore our website information, social media posts and visit our showroom for inspiration on your next project!
Come see our wide array of product samples and have your questions answered by one of our office staff or owner Steve Roscoe.
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Our business began in 1998 as a small venture to provide local customers quality made flooring from under-utilized local woods.
Thanks to our customers support over the past decade, we have evolved from our small beginnings into a full manufacturing facility with "state of the art" equipment and a great team of employees.
Our commitment to our customers, community and environment have been recognized through numerous awards by our peers.
We will continue to work with quality, service and sustainability of our raw resources as the back-bone of our company mission.
Thanks to our customers support over the past decade, we have evolved from our small beginnings into a full manufacturing facility with "state of the art" equipment and a great team of employees.
Our commitment to our customers, community and environment have been recognized through numerous awards by our peers.
We will continue to work with quality, service and sustainability of our raw resources as the back-bone of our company mission.
Douglas Fir Floors Douglas Fir Flooring, hand crafted to compliment most any Country and Heritage home setting.
Douglas Fir is a strong and resilient wood with a medium density yet.
Pacific Coast Maple (also known as Big Leaf Maple or Broad Leaf Maple) has beautiful figuring grains with more color variation than Eastern Maple.
Its color tones range from lighter.
Red Alder is the most underutilized species in the history of British Columbia Forestry.
Once thought of as a weed species and poisoned by forestry companies, this rapidly renewable wood.
Douglas Fir is a strong and resilient wood with a medium density yet.
Pacific Coast Maple (also known as Big Leaf Maple or Broad Leaf Maple) has beautiful figuring grains with more color variation than Eastern Maple.
Its color tones range from lighter.
Red Alder is the most underutilized species in the history of British Columbia Forestry.
Once thought of as a weed species and poisoned by forestry companies, this rapidly renewable wood.
Douglas Fir Flooring, hand crafted to compliment most any Country and Heritage home setting.
Douglas Fir is a strong and resilient wood with a medium density yet durable for its lightweight.
Its rich patina tones of red and yellow are truly Old World and have stood the test of time for over 100 years in many heritage buildings.
At Woodland Flooring, we source our Douglas Fir from only natural Forest Salvage or from Private family owned forestry operations in B.C. employing good practices of sustainability of their own.
Douglas Fir is a strong and resilient wood with a medium density yet durable for its lightweight.
Its rich patina tones of red and yellow are truly Old World and have stood the test of time for over 100 years in many heritage buildings.
At Woodland Flooring, we source our Douglas Fir from only natural Forest Salvage or from Private family owned forestry operations in B.C. employing good practices of sustainability of their own.
Pacific Coast Maple (also known as Big Leaf Maple or Broad Leaf Maple) has beautiful figuring grains with more color variation than Eastern Maple.
Its color tones range from lighter tans through medium browns and can incorporate many variations of figuring and color depending on the age of the tree.
It's common for each floor to have some variations of birds eye, swirl, flame and ribbon effects in some degree and quite magical how every floor is different from the next.
Pacific Maple is a fine-grained hardwood and similar in density to American Black Cherry.
Its color tones range from lighter tans through medium browns and can incorporate many variations of figuring and color depending on the age of the tree.
It's common for each floor to have some variations of birds eye, swirl, flame and ribbon effects in some degree and quite magical how every floor is different from the next.
Pacific Maple is a fine-grained hardwood and similar in density to American Black Cherry.
Red Alder is the most underutilized species in the history of British Columbia Forestry.
Once thought of as a weed species and poisoned by forestry companies, this rapidly renewable wood is an excellent choice for manufacturing sustainable wood products designed to last a century or more.
Alder is currently used for a variety of specialty interior products including furniture, cabinets, floors and doors.
Known for its character, this fast growing and semi knotty hardwood produces a fine grain with natural tan, rusty red and brown tones.
Once thought of as a weed species and poisoned by forestry companies, this rapidly renewable wood is an excellent choice for manufacturing sustainable wood products designed to last a century or more.
Alder is currently used for a variety of specialty interior products including furniture, cabinets, floors and doors.
Known for its character, this fast growing and semi knotty hardwood produces a fine grain with natural tan, rusty red and brown tones.
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