White Oak Flooring

French Oak & White Oak Flooring – Charlotte, NC

CLT Wood carries one of the largest selections of rustic white oak flooring and Scandinavian flooring for sale in the southeast USA. See photos of our white oak flooring and projects below. If you need ideas, cost or estimates for your project you can contact our Flooring team anytime.

Are you looking for high quality white oak flooring for your home or business? Look no further than CLT Wood, located in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina. We offer a wide variety of white oak flooring options to suit any style and budget. But that’s not all – we also offer affordable delivery options to bring our white oak flooring directly to your door. Whether you’re located in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia or Florida, we’ve got you covered. And with a minimum purchase of 1000 sq ft, you can enjoy the beauty and durability of white oak flooring without breaking the bank. Don’t settle for less when it comes to your floors – choose CLT Wood for all your white oak flooring needs. Order now and enjoy the convenience of delivery straight to your doorstep!

Long Length & Wide Plank White Oak Flooring

A Few projects

Solid Wood Flooring – Long Lengths & Wide Planks

Below are photos of a few projects using our solid white oak flooring. White oak is the flooring of choice if you want to achieve the light color floor such as Scandinavian, Japandi or European French Oak aesthetic using a popular oil such as Rubio Monocoat. Our wood is typically delivered to customers bundled in it’s natural / unfinished form with no oil or finish and your flooring installer would apply the oil on site after installation.

White Oak Character

Live Sewn
Rift and Quartered
Common unfinished

Old Growth vs. New Growth White Oak

Old growth white oak flooring is more stable than new growth and less likely to have any movement with moisture changes. It’s harder to find but we often have it in stock. If you are interested in old growth white oak please let our sales team know before placing an order.

To visually see the difference, look at the photo comparison of old growth vs. new growth white oak. See the end grain pattern?. The aged white oak has a much tighter end grain. That’s the best white oak you can get in our humble opinion. We typically reserve old growth white oak for special projects as the cost is a little higher than new growth white oak flooring.

Real wood vs. LVP / Vinyl vs. SuperCore

Subfloor Prep

Real wood flooring is much more forgiving when it comes to tedious pre prep, self leveling and underlayment requirements. You may find that LVP, Supercore / SPC, laminate and other floating flooring types require your subfloor to be perfect before you can install the flooring. This prep work is tedious and can be extremely costly, particularly on a second floor or subfloor over joists with plywood or OSB.

The reason vinyl, laminate and plastic based flooring have such strict subfloor requirements is due to how rigid the materials are. They simply will not conform to the ebs and flows of a subfloor if it’s not perfectly level and in plane.

Natural vs. Printed Pattern

Nothing comes close to the rich natural richness of real European French oak flooring. LVP and Supercore typically only have 5-6 different printed patterns per style and you have to be extremely careful during installation to not install two identical planks next to each other or it will be very obvious your new flooring is fake. This is a non issue with real French oak flooring, as real wood does not have repeating patterns.

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Wide Plank Flooring

If you have a large open floor plan with no walls and tall ceilings, installing wide plank flooring is some of the best flooring flooring on the market. Long length white oak boards really shine in the wider width. People often reach out to us for Scandinavian flooring, European white oak or japandi flooring. We have it all. See the photo with the installed white oak floor with inlay. The price certainly goes up, but this is an unmatched aesthetic that can only be achieved with wide boards.