What Are The Best Dark Wood Floors?
By Created: January, 2021 - Modified: April, 2024
Related Product: Western Wave Engineered Hardwood Flooring 37.8 Sq Ft per Carton
There are many varieties of dark wood floors, from solid hardwood to vinyl plank and modular options in between. Greatmats offers a huge selection from which to choose, and we will highlight these 5 popular options:
- Premium Wood Grain Foam Tiles
- Reversible Wood Grain Foam Tiles
- Envee Tacky Back LVP Laminate Planks
- Florence Green Engineered Hardwood
- Western Wave Engineered Hardwood
What is the wood flooring cost for hardwood vs engineered hardwood?
Each of these products offers the best in their class, from pricing and value to quality and aesthetic appeal. Deciding which product is the best for you comes down to your budget, material preference, and performance needs.
What are the best foam dark wood floors?
Foam flooring may not automatically be one of your top ideas when you’re thinking about wood floors, but there are so many benefits to selecting foam. First, closed cell foam is non-absorbent and waterproof, lead-free, and latex-free. It offers cushioned comfort and thermal benefits as well as sound and shock absorbing qualities. Foam is surprisingly durable and extremely versatile.
Premium Wood Grain Foam Tiles are among the best if you’re interested in a faux wood floor that is cushioned, attractive, and affordable. If you desire the look of dark brown wood in an economical and low maintenance option, this is a great solution.
These premium wood grain tiles are soft and cushioned with a 7/16 inch thickness of EVA foam. The tiles are each 2x2 feet and come with border strips - presenting a clean, classy, low maintenance flooring solution. Available in two dark wood color options at a cost of about $1.75 per square foot, this product is attractive and cost-effective.
Reversible Wood Grain Foam Tiles are taking wood look foam flooring to another level. These are unique because it can simply be flipped to reveal a new, fresh look.
Each of the 2x2 foot EVA foam tiles is 14 mm thick. This comfortable flooring is economical and low maintenance. Compared to hardwood, installing this faux wood floor is a breeze for a quick, DIY process.
Once laid in place, these foam tiles provide anti-fatigue and insulative benefits and are durable and waterproof. With one side presenting a wood grain design and the reverse side featuring a tan, thatch -textured surface, either would provide a comfortable and attractive surface on which to stand or relax. These tiles are available in deep or dark wood grain options and cost about $2.05 per square foot.
What is the best dark wood peel and stick floor?
The peel and stick flooring options at Greatmats are great for kitchen floors, basements, entryways, garage floors, living room floors, and dining room floors. This product is easy to install without adhesive, and it allows for a room to be easily transformed into a warm and attractive one with a clean look.
Envee Tacky Back LVP Laminate Planks truly provide the look and feel of a traditional hardwood floor at a fraction of the cost. This product is fast and easy to install on any flat, hard surface. It provides a versatile and durable flooring solution for home or commercial settings with a wear-resistant surface. It is very resistant to moisture, and it will not expand over time like laminate often does.
This cost-effective, commercial-grade flooring is available in a variety of design finishes, and at around $4.41 per square foot, is another affordable and attractive option.
What are the best engineered dark wood floors?
Like all of the flooring products at Greatmats, the engineered hardwood flooring products are top-notch. With a mix of beauty, durability, affordability, and value, these products are among the best dark wood floors.
Florence Green Engineered Hardwood is one of the most unique products available. Made of hand-honed wood with attractive rustic features, this flooring solution comes in many different color options. It features beveled edges and a rustic tongue and groove design.
Hand stained with mineral streaks and filled knots and an 11-step semi-gloss finish, this product is truly top-notch. It’s CARB certified (regarding air quality and contaminants) and Lacey Act Compliant (protecting plants and wildlife), and it is non-absorbent. Priced at about $7.45 per square foot, it also delivers long-lasting and amazing value.
Western Wave Engineered Hardwood is another superior engineered hardwood product. This flooring solution features random length, hand-honed planks that are available in numerous medium to dark tones.
With its tongue and groove design and 11-step semi-gloss finish, this CARB certified floor is the highest quality available. It, too, is Lacey Act Compliant and features splits, hand-scraped textures, beveled edges, and mineral streaks to maximize the appeal and character of this engineered hardwood flooring.
At around $4.05 per square foot, this product offers the warmth of authentic hardwood at a fraction of the price.