Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak Solid Hardwood

Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak Solid Hardwood
Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak is red oak solid hardwood, a full 3/4 inch board that sands and refinishes for decades, for dry, above-grade rooms. See it at our Mississauga and Barrie stores, or browse online.
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Why Wickham Red Oak Hardwood Stands Out

Solid hardwood is the one floor you sand and refinish instead of replacing, which is why a good one can outlast everything else in the room.

In simple terms: Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak is real solid wood, the kind of floor you refinish instead of replacing. It belongs in dry, above-grade living areas, bedrooms, and hallways, and our own crew nails it down.

It is red oak, the North American benchmark, with a warm tone and open grain that takes stain well. On the Janka hardness scale Red Oak sits around 1290, which is about the industry benchmark for dent resistance. At a full 3/4 inch, it is solid wood all the way through, which means it can be sanded back and refinished several times over its life and recoloured if your style changes, a floor that can outlast the rest of the room. Plank widths run from 2 1/4 inch up to 4 1/4 inch, so you can keep it traditional and narrow or go wide-plank and contemporary. It is available in Select and Better through to more characterful grades, so you can choose a clean, uniform look or more natural colour and knot variation. It has a low-sheen matte finish that hides dust and footprints. Colours in the range include Wheat, Walnut, Vine, Sierra, and Nevada.

The honest limitation: this is real wood, so humidity matters. It is not made for basements, full bathrooms, or most radiant heat, and it acclimates to your home before install. Where moisture is a factor, engineered hardwood is the stable choice.

Decision line: Wickham Red Oak sits in the practical middle for hardness, which is why oak and maple floors like it are the default for most main-floor living areas.

Installation is in-house and never subcontracted, across the Toronto and Mississauga area up to Barrie and Simcoe County. We acclimate the boards, test the subfloor, nail it down, and finish the trim. Browse our projects for finished floors, or read the hardwood installation page.

Wood is worth seeing before you commit. Visit either store for Wickham Red Oak, contact us to confirm stock, and see more across the hardwood flooring range.

Still Have Questions?

Quick answers about this collection before you buy.

What is Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak?
Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak is red oak solid hardwood, a full 3/4 inch thick. It is genuine solid wood for dry, above-grade rooms, nailed down and refinishable over its life. Squarefoot Flooring carries it and installs it with our own crew.
Can Wickham Red Oak be sanded and refinished?
Yes. At a full 3/4 inch, Wickham Red Oak can be sanded back and refinished several times over its life, and recoloured if your style changes, which is the main advantage of solid hardwood over thinner floors.
Can Wickham Red Oak go in a basement or over radiant heat?
Generally no. Solid hardwood moves with humidity, so it is not recommended for below-grade basements, full bathrooms, or most in-floor heating. For those spaces, engineered hardwood is the stable choice, and we can show you the options.
How hard is Wickham Red Oak, and will it dent?
Red Oak sits around 1290 on the Janka hardness scale, about the red oak benchmark, so it handles everyday household traffic. No wood floor is dent-proof, but harder species hold up better to pets and busy households.
Where can I see Wickham Red Oak near me?
You can see Wickham Hardwood Flooring Red Oak at both Squarefoot Flooring showrooms, in Mississauga at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4, and in Barrie at 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4. Grain and stain read differently across a full floor, so we recommend seeing a sample first.