Maple Floors are famous for hardness & today's modern finishes reveal the true, iridescent beauty of Maple without any golden glassiness. With Steller Floors you get:
Highest Quality, Solid Wood Materials (FAS/F1F)
Standard Materials are 5" Wide, Prefinished & Sealed
Easy & Fast Installation using our Patented System, DIY or Pro
Simple, Low- Cost Repairs that Extend the Lifetime of your Floor
100% Made in the USA using 100% Wind Power, Sustainable Wood & Craftmanship Wages
Maple wood flooring provides a clean, modern look thanks to its subtle grain pattern. Hard maple is remarkably resistant to wear and looks clean even in active spaces. With Steller assembly, its easier than ever to keep looking nice in the long-term!
Consistent Toughness
A must-have in bowling alleys, basketball courts, and on the stage, solid maple flooring is highly resilient to wear and tear but also provides an ergonomic walking feel for athletic and dance-ready areas. Do you enjoy music? The acoustic quality of a solid maple floor is among the best!
A Familiar Glimmer
Did you know that hard maple trees are one kind of maple that is tapped for maple syrup? In fact, the sugars found in the wood help give its subtle iridescence and glow in just the right light. “Figured maple” is a very special find in your Steller Wood Floor, where planks have been milled through unique grain patterns that are prized by woodworkers. They are called “curly” maple, “tigertail” and “bird peck.”
Why Steller Hard Maple?
Steller Solid Hardwood Floors in Hard Maple are an excellent choice for anyone who is interested in beautiful floors with a sleek, modern look, resilient hardness and really interesting highlights in the grain.
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Real, Solid Hardwood Flooring is Better with Steller Assembly
Every authentic species of wood has a true color and grain pattern - and every plank is slightly different. Finish and stain can modify the final look, but generally the original character is intended to shine through. Tap tiles below to learn more about each of our 6, real solid wood species.
