A Rustic Beauty is Rugged to Match + with Steller Floors' Patented Clip System can be Used and Reused on a Moment's Notice.
PREFINISHED & SEALED
Choose Bold Hickory by Steller
The hardest of the Steller species lineup is Hickory, and the expression in the grain adds rustic character to interior spaces. If the grain is too distinctive for your taste, some finishes can help diffuse its natural intensity.
Highest Quality, Solid Wood Materials
Standard Materials are 5" Wide, Prefinished & Sealed
Easy & Fast Installation using our Patented System
Simple Repairs that Extend the Lifetime of your Floor
100% Made in the USA using Sustainable Wood & Craftsmanship Wages
Hickory hardwood flooring stands out with its unique dark and light patterns and subtle grain. It is distinct enough to be recognized from afar, offering character with its natural ruddy tones. For those preferring a more uniform look, we also provide dark-stained Hickory, which maintains the wood's durability in high-traffic areas.
Hardness & Flexibility
Hickory flooring, the hardest species in the Steller lineup, excels in resilience, making it ideal for high-traffic residential spaces such as entryways, dining areas, and living spaces. Its extra resistance to wear from shoes and pets ensures that this prefinished flooring not only lasts for generations in homes but can also be used and reused effectively in commercial settings.
From Wagon Wheels to Sky High
Wood from hickory trees simply represents one of the most pure forms of American history. Far beyond a wood that we use to smoke different kinds of meats, pioneers exploring the American West made their wagon wheels from hickory and the Wright Brothers used hickory in their prototype airplanes! The charm of this rustic-looking hardwood flooring can warm up any interior space.
Why Steller Hickory?
Steller Hickory Hardwood Flooring is an American classic with a characteristic beauty that will certainly stand the test of time. Not only do the variants in grain patterns and colors hide dust and dirt more than other types of hardwood flooring, but they provide countless combinations of patterns once installed. Both of which make it easier to maintain, and treasure over the years.
