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Woodhills Brook Timber Hickory 6.5x48 RL luxury vinyl plank features a rich hickory wood look with a low gloss finish, blending rustic charm with t...
View full detailsStep onto luxury with Cloud 9 hickory flooring, crafted for durability and visual appeal. Its distinctive grain and robust build make it a standout...
View full detailsThe Westwind Premium Liano Hickory engineered hardwood features 7.5'' wide planks and a 1.5mm wear layer, providing a sophisticated look and except...
View full detailsThe Westwind Premium Isabel Hickory engineered hardwood offers 7.5'' wide planks and a 1.5mm wear layer, delivering a bold, contemporary look with ...
View full detailsThe Westwind Pecos Hickory engineered hardwood offers 4'', 5'', and 6'' planks with a 1.5mm wear layer, combining rustic charm with long-lasting pe...
View full detailsThe Westwind Odessa Hickory engineered hardwood features 4'', 5'', and 6'' planks and a 1.5mm wear layer, providing a unique look and exceptional d...
View full detailsThe Westwind Menard Hickory engineered hardwood features mixed-width planks and a 1.5mm wear layer, delivering both style and resilience for busy h...
View full detailsThe Westwind Marfa Hickory engineered hardwood offers mixed-width planks (4'', 5'', 6'') and a 1.5mm wear layer for a unique, long-lasting floor. I...
View full detailsThe Solids Hardwood Carya features premium hickory in a 3/4" x 4.75" x 48-72" RL format, delivering natural beauty and strength. Its wide planks an...
View full detailsThe Karuna Tano hardwood floor is made from Hickory, sized at 1/2'' x 7 ½'' x 6’ RL (2mm), providing a robust and stylish surface. Its natural fini...
View full detailsAs the only Hickory option in our entire Karuna Collection,our Metta hand scraped engineered hardwood floors serve as a great balance of light &...
View full detailsWhy Choose Hickory Hardwood Flooring
Hickory is the premier choice for homeowners who need maximum durability from their hardwood floor. With a Janka hardness rating of 1,820, hickory is significantly harder than oak (1,360), maple (1,450), and most other domestic species. Only exotic woods like acacia exceed its hardness.
Grain and Character
Hickory is defined by its dramatic grain variation and natural color range - from creamy white sapwood to rich brown heartwood, often within the same plank. This bold contrast creates floors with rustic character and visual movement. Mineral streaks, knots, and natural markings add to hickory's distinctive personality.
Best Applications
Hickory's hardness makes it the top choice for high-traffic areas - entryways, hallways, kitchens, and living rooms. It's the best domestic hardwood for homes with large dogs and active families. Hickory performs well in both solid and engineered constructions. For commercial settings, see our commercial hardwood options.
Hickory Color Options
Natural hickory showcases the full sapwood-to-heartwood color range. Stained hickory is available in brown tones, from light honey to dark espresso. Gray-stained hickory offers a modern, contemporary take on this rustic species. The bold grain pattern remains visible through most stain colors.
Hickory vs. Oak
Hickory is about 34% harder than white oak, making it more resistant to dents and scratches. Oak has a more subtle, uniform grain that suits traditional and modern interiors equally. Hickory's dramatic grain is a strong design statement - it works best when you want the floor to be a focal point.
Is hickory the hardest hardwood flooring?
Hickory is the hardest domestic (North American) hardwood, with a Janka rating of 1,820. Among all species available for flooring, some exotics like acacia (2,300+) and Brazilian walnut (3,680) are harder. Hickory offers the best balance of hardness, availability, and affordability for North American homeowners.
Is hickory flooring good for dogs?
Hickory is one of the best hardwood options for homes with dogs. Its extreme hardness resists scratches from pet nails better than softer species like pine, birch, or even oak. Choose a matte or wire-brushed finish and a medium-toned color to further disguise any minor scratches or wear.
Does hickory hardwood scratch easily?
Hickory is highly scratch-resistant compared to other hardwood flooring species. Its 1,820 Janka rating means it can withstand heavy foot traffic, pet nails, and dropped items better than oak, maple, or walnut. While no wood floor is completely scratch-proof, hickory is the most durable domestic choice.