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Maple Hardwood Flooring
Maple hardwood flooring is celebrated for its light, clean aesthetic and smooth, uniform grain. One of the hardest domestic species, maple creates a bright, contemporary canvas that works beautifully in modern, Scandinavian, and transitional interiors. Available in engineered maple and solid formats. Compare with birch and white oak, or browse all hardwood flooring.
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Maple Ebony combines the rich tones of maple with a handscraped urethane finish, delivering both beauty and resilience. Its random length planks ad...
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Beauty of nature’s character Maple wood tones,textures and character in a 2mm thick,traditional 7.5” wide engineered plank. Light rustic appearance...
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Beauty of nature’s character maple wood with an emphasis on tones,textures and character in a 2mm thick wear layer in a 7.5” wide and planks that a...
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Why Choose Maple Hardwood Flooring
Maple is one of the most popular domestic hardwood species, prized for its light color, fine grain, and exceptional hardness. With a Janka rating of 1,450, maple is harder than white oak and offers excellent resistance to dents and wear.
Color and Grain Character
Natural maple ranges from nearly white to light amber with a subtle, uniform grain pattern. It has a smooth, fine texture that creates a clean, contemporary look. Maple's light tone brightens rooms and makes spaces feel more open. Over time, maple develops a warm golden patina with light exposure.
Maple vs. Oak
White oak has a more prominent grain pattern and a warmer, honey-brown base color. Maple is lighter, smoother, and more uniform. Oak accepts dark stains more evenly due to its open grain, while maple's closed grain can cause blotching with dark stains. For a natural, light floor, maple is the cleaner choice. For a versatile floor that can be stained to various shades, oak is more forgiving.
Staining Maple
Maple's tight, closed grain gives it a naturally light appearance but can make staining challenging. Light and medium stains work well. Darker stains may appear blotchy unless a pre-stain conditioner is used. For darker tones, white oak or hickory accepts stain more evenly. Many homeowners prefer maple in its natural or lightly toned state.
Engineered Maple
Engineered maple offers the same beautiful surface with a stable core that works over concrete, with radiant heat, and in wider plank formats. For basements or slab-on-grade installations, engineered maple is the recommended option.
Design Applications
Maple's light, uniform aesthetic suits modern, contemporary, Scandinavian, and minimalist interiors. It pairs well with white walls, gray accents, and natural materials. For a unified floor plan, extend the light palette with wood-look tile in bathrooms and kitchens. Browse our hardwood color guide for more inspiration.
Is maple harder than oak?
Yes. Hard maple has a Janka rating of 1,450, compared to white oak's 1,360. Maple is about 7% harder than white oak and significantly harder than red oak (1,290). This makes maple a durable choice for busy households, though hickory (1,820) is harder still.
Does maple hardwood flooring turn yellow?
Maple can develop a warm amber or golden tone over time when exposed to sunlight. This is a natural characteristic of the wood. If you prefer to maintain a lighter appearance, use UV-protective finishes and close window coverings during peak sun hours. Rotating area rugs helps prevent uneven color development.
Can maple hardwood be stained dark?
Maple can be stained dark, but its closed grain may cause blotching without proper preparation. A pre-stain conditioner is essential for even absorption. Light to medium stains work most reliably on maple. If you want a dark hardwood floor, white oak accepts dark stains more evenly and is generally a better choice for that look.