Tuscany is a mid-tone fumed Oak from the Fuzion Nouveau Renaissance collection, where old-world finishing meets wide, modern planks. Warm and sunlit, it brings a Mediterranean feel to kitchens and open-plan living areas. The 8-1/2" wide, 3/4" thick planks run up to 87" long, with a wirebrushed face, strong colour variation, beveled edges and a low-luster finish. A 3 mm sawn face layer on a 3-layer solid core keeps it stable and refinishable. Install it stapled, glued down or floated on, above or below grade, and it is suitable for hydronic radiant heat. FloorScore certified, with a limited 35-year residential finish warranty and lifetime structural warranty. 20.84 sq. ft. per carton.
Solid or engineered hardwood for an Edmonton home?
Engineered hardwood is the safer pick for Edmonton because our winters are bone-dry and our summers are humid. The cross-layer construction handles the moisture swings without cupping. Solid hardwood is still great on main floors with stable humidity, but we usually recommend engineered for whole-home installs.
Can hardwood go in a basement?
Engineered hardwood can. Solid hardwood cannot be installed below grade because of moisture from the slab. If you want a wood look in a basement, ask us about engineered hardwood or a high-end vinyl plank.
Will hardwood floors handle pets and kids?
Yes, with the right species and finish. Harder woods like white oak and hickory dent less, and modern aluminum-oxide finishes shrug off scratches. Trim pet nails and use felt pads under furniture and your floor will look new for years.
How thick should the wear layer be on engineered hardwood?
Look for a wear layer of 3 mm or more if you want the option to refinish later. Thinner wear layers (1.2 to 2 mm) are fine for a single lifetime of use but cannot be sanded down.
Do you supply samples to take home?
We do not ship samples, but our Edmonton showroom has full plank displays for every line we stock. Drop by and we will help you compare options against your room photos in person.
