Wire Brushed Oak Havana 3/8 in. T x 5 in. W x Varying Length Click Lock Hardwood Flooring (19.686 sq. ft. / case)

So far so good. I love the look, it matched our old real white oak floors down stairs. I installed about 750 sqft in my attic. The subfloor was not always flat but this floor made it easy to install. I used a thicker underlayment and this was perfect. The boards are easy to cut in a chop saw with minimal dust compared to full mdf. There are random sizes in each box but once you open a couple you will see the pattern. Mostly full pieces and half pieces. With a couple of 1/3 and 2/3 pieces. The construction is plywood on bottom and the veneer on top with MDF in the middle. The grove and tongue are MDF so be careful not to drop them on edge. The T

The flooring is beautiful and easy to clean.

I saw some priple saying this scratches, but we have pushed around furniture and have dogs that play and slide around on the floor and not a single scratch. Yhe flooring is super easy to put down. My husvand did a majority of the 520 square feet in 2 hours. The rest was hallway anf it took 3 hours because of cuts and cutting door jams. The price was great. I woylf definitely buy this again!

Even though it’s easy to install ad looks beautiful at first, they do not last. It’s just my husband and I and two small dogs and after two years, the flooring is scratched, scuffed and discolored. No harsh chemicals were used to clean the floor but the quality is so lacking, the floor just didn’t last.

Absolutely love this flooring. Buying more to use in another project. We got the light brown though, as you can tell, it has an orange-ish undertone. Perfect for our MCM home decor. Wonderful quality, does not look like laminate and the wider planks is another huge winner! People with dogs, this stands up in durability. No scratch marks etc. I would not use this is a wet area, but why would you want to? Anyways, just buy it, you will not regret your decision.

Great quality, easy to work with

Love our new floors . Easy to install.

The floor is beautiful I didn't install it so I cannot provide a rating on the ease of install, but it lived up to the tiny sample I took home -- it blends with my other solid hardwoods nicely. I had to take a star away because I can already tell upkeep is going to be an issue every little thing shows and can potentially alter the finish if left for more than 5 minutes.

Installed 400 sq feet of this over the weekend. It went in very well. All of it was in great condition. All 20 cases of it. The important thing is buying extra for waste and to regulate the cutting off the end next to the wall. Generally, I trimmed up the tongue end, then would start the next row with the cut off piece.

It's a beautiful floor with wide and long boards, however it's soft. A paper thin veneer is applied to mdf board. The specified Janka wood hardness rating/resistance to denting is 1360. That rating would be for a real solid Oak floor as well. I accidentally dropped a metal eight ounce Stanley 12' rule from 3 feet it dented and slightly ruptured the veneer fibers. I then dropped the same rule from the same distance onto a real 1948 oak floor and it dented it but no rupture of the surface. The mdf needs to be harder to protect the veneer from rupture. Don't drop any thing on this floor and don't use old fashion high quality measuring tapes. Using this floor for a dinning room but believe it should only be used for a bedroom. Sent the paper work away for the real warranty to see what it is compared to the advertised 55-year residential warranty. The butt T@G joints appear to me miss-manufactured. The upward facing right butt tongue is half the width of the left butt downward facing tongue. The right butt joint is shown in the advertizing photo. Most upward tongues were broken/sheared ineffective at locking because they are so thin thus weak in shear. This floor is applied on a thermo-flim heating system. Some of the butt joints have slightly opened. I only allowed a total of 1/4 inch for length expansion for 14' thinking that more space would allow the butts to really open up. Walking on the floor makes a slight crinkly sound in a couple of places. Its only on 6 mil plastic and the thermo-flim membrane. More padding would be recommenced to make it completely silent but I didn't want to interfere with the heat transfer from the film to the floor surface. The sub floor is then 1/2" sanded plywood, 6 mil radiant vapor barrier, ¾" t@G pine, on 2×6s at 16'' centers with 6' span. Flooring is laid perpendicular to the joists its the only way to do it right as all joist floors sag. The sub floor is insulated r-19 over a concrete slab. The sub-floor was flat with no ridges the plywood screwed to the joists. Each box contains 5 six foot boards, and 2 each of 4 foot, 3 foot, and 2 foot boards for an 11 board total per box. I Laid the floor out in Autocad before doing the install so I have a repeating and consistent pattern of butt breaks with minimum waste for a 14'x12' foot room. Install was fast and easy given the large size of the boards which were straight and snapped together easily, very little tapping was required. Make sure you have an install tool kit as the veneer can be damaged at the edges.