P1048 -D7005 - Dixie Home Hardwood - Colonial Oak - Cambridge

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Dixie Home Hardwood Colonial Oak Cambridge

Description

Dixie Home Hardwood – Colonial Oak in Cambridge: Totally Gorgeous Flooring at Znet Flooring

Ok, so if you’re looking for some flooring that’s gonna make your home look like a million bucks without spending that kinda cash, Dixie Home Hardwood’s Colonial Oak in Cambridge might just be the thing! It’s got this super cool, light brown shade that’s perfect for like any room in the house, whether you want a bright, airy vibe or just something cozy to chill on. Dixie Home Flooring nailed it with this collection – the engineered T&G plank design is not only sturdy but also way too easy to install, so your space will look fantastic in no time, and you can totally find it at Znet Flooring. Plus, it’s got that sweet wire-brushed finish that makes everything feel extra fancy and natural all at once!

Amazing Features You Gotta Know About!

So, what makes the Colonial Oak in Cambridge so rad? Well, first off, it’s made from real white oak – that’s already a win, but it gets better. The planks are like 7.5 inches wide, giving your floor that wide-open, seamless look, which is so on-trend right now. And get this, the lengths are all mixed, ranging from 12 inches up to 72 inches, so it doesn’t look boring – every plank adds a lil’ something unique to your floor. Also, the matte UV finish? It’s gonna help keep things looking fresh for a long time, even if you’ve got pets or kiddos running around. And the 9.525 mm thickness means it’s nice and sturdy but still comfy underfoot. Seriously, DH Floors did not mess around with this one – it’s legit a total winner for both style and durability.

The wire-brushed finish on this Cambridge colorway offers a refined texture, blending durability with elegance, making it a fabulous choice for high-traffic areas!
Each plank varies in length, from 12" to 72", ensuring a dynamic and non-repetitive layout that brings character and depth to your living spaces.
Featuring a plank width of 7.5 inches, these white oak planks give your room a spacious and open feel, perfect for modern and classic interior designs alike.
The UV matte finish not only protects the surface from daily wear but also gives the floor a chic, subtle sheen that complements the natural grain.
Constructed as an engineered T&G plank, the Dixie Home Colonial Oak is built for both beauty and easy installation, saving you time and effort!
With a sturdy 9.525 mm thickness, these hardwood planks feel solid underfoot, while the wire-brushed surface enhances the natural wood texture for a cozy, inviting atmosphere.

Don’t wait to bring the beautiful Dixie Home Colonial Oak in Cambridge to your space! It’s a perfect blend of durability, style, and practicality – and you can totally get it right now at Znet Flooring. Whether you’re refreshing a single room or redoing your whole place, this flooring is gonna be a total game-changer! Mosey on over to Znet Flooring today and snag yourself some of this awesome hardwood before it’s all gone!

Product Specification

SKU: P1048 -D7005
Manufacturer: Dixie
Brand: Dixie Home Hardwood
Collection Color: Cambridge
Color Group: Brown
Color Variation All Natural products have some degree of natural variation that comes from nature. This measure informs you of what variation a given product is expected to have.: High
Shade The darkness of wood type: Light

Edge

Micro Bevel

Alternate Collection Name

DH Floors - Colonial Oak - Cambridge

Collection Name

Colonial Oak

Construction

Engineered T&G Plank

Flooring Type

Hardwood

Gloss Level

UV Matte

Species

White Oak

Plank Width (in.)

7.5

Plank Length (in.)

12" - 72" RL

Thickness

9.525

Special Size

Mixed length

Recommended Waste Factor

Look

Wood

Finish

Wire Brushed

Discontinued notes

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Maintenance

Hardwood Maintenance

Keep your rich hardwoods strong and looking new with some simple routine care and these tips from Znet Flooring hardwood maintenance guide.

Regular care

Keep hardwood floors free of dirt and dust with routine sweeping with a soft broom or dust mop, and vacuuming with a soft floor attachment. Both practices will eliminate grit and dirt that can leave tiny scratches and do damage over time.

One of the foremost rules of hardwood – maintain

Hardwood Maintenance

Keep your rich hardwoods strong and looking new with some simple routine care and these tips from Znet Flooring hardwood maintenance guide.

Regular care

One of the foremost rules of hardwood – maintain a constant humidity. Too much moisture can cause wood planks to swell, and too little can cause cracking and gaps between them. Depending on your climate and what time of year it is, you may need to use a humidifier or dehumidifier.

Clean spills promptly

Periodically clean your floors using a recommended cleaning product – never wet mop or soak wood for routine cleaning or accidental spills. At most, use a damp cloth.

Liquid spills should be cleaned as soon as possible after they happen, as any moisture that soaks into your hardwoods can cause damage. You can use a wet vac, approved floor cleaning products, dehumidifier, and ventilation to mitigate a spill.

Protect your hardwood floors!

There are many ways to protect hardwoods. One easy solution is the use of area throw rugs, which can protect floors from scratching and water damage. These are particularly useful near entryways, hallways and in front of sinks. Not only that, but the right rug can add style and color to a room.

Any furniture in a room with hardwood floors should be equipped with felt furniture pads under the legs, which protect from dents and scratches when furniture is moved or jostled. When moving furniture or other heavy objects, always lift rather than dragging!

You and your guests should leave shoes at the door, especially cleats and high heels. Sharp points can dent and scratch hardwood upon impact, and even rubber soles can leave scuffs.