Lauzon Hardwood Floors

Lauzon Hardwood Floors is a Canadian manufacturer of premium hardwood flooring. Product lines vary in that each hardwood species offered will present different appearances in subsequent grades.

For instance, Lauzon's top grade is described as a select and better hardwood in general terms. Color variation will be presented, but will not be as great as lower graded hardwoods termed Country and Pacific. Solid strip flooring to wider 4 1/4" planks are offered in a myriad of stain colors.

A number of their engineered lines present a truly exceptional prefinished square

edge format, along with a wide micro beveled plank. Lauzon also offers many species and stain colors in a unique herringbone line. Along with a predominant domestic hardwood specie line, the company tenders some exotic hardwoods in both engineered and solid.

Seeking a quarter sawn oak floor? Lauzon offers an engineered quarter sawn White Oak; prefinished to boot! This is only the second manufacturer we know of that offers such in the prefinished ready to go format.

Looking for lighter toned stained hardwoods? Lauzon has a number of choices in the off whites and an emphasis on gray colored hardwoods in the Maple hardwood species; an extremely difficult hardwood to properly stain on site. Offered in both engineered and solid format, five shades are currently offered in the Gray Impressions line.

Tips on care of Lauzon wood floors
Links to Lauzon installation specifications
Lauzon flooring warranty

Installer Ratings- Overall rating High Quality Canadian Hardwoods
Product Lines- Engineered & Solid

Lauzon Products

Engineered

Next Step Engineered
International Classics Collection
Line Art
Antique Classics Collection

Reserva Collection

Gray Impressions
Designer Elements

Engineered Herringbone

Herringbone

Solid

Northern Classics
Antique Classics Collection
Line Art
Gray Impressions
Designer Elements

Company Information

2101 Cote des Cascades
Papineauville, QC J0V 1R0 Canada
Phone: (819) 427-5144
Website: Lauzon Hardwood
Website Notes: Impressive and informative. Mild flash use. Takes time to get used to (November 2011)