If you're looking to make a statement with your floors, consider Imperial Pecan hardwood flooring. It's a stunning series by Anderson Tuftex that combines beauty with durability.
The Warmth of Pecan Hardwood
Pecan is a particularly warm-looking hardwood with considerable variation from plank to plank. As the National Wood Flooring Association explains about the appearance of the Pecan wood species,
Color: Pecan heartwood is reddish-brown with dark brown stripes; sapwood is white or creamy white with pinkish tones.
Grain: Pecan is open, occasionally wavy or irregular.
Variations Within Species And Grades: In both hickory and pecan, there are often pronounced differentiations in color between springwood and summerwood.
Imperial Pecan - color Harvest
The Durability of Imperial Pecan Hardwood
Imperial Pecan consists of engineered hardwood that has been finished with a smooth UV aluminum oxide finish for even greater durability.
>> See SOLID VS. ENGINEERED HARDWOOD: WHICH IS BETTER?
This product is a full half-inch thick, in random plank lengths, and in timeless 7.5-inch wide planks that feature micro-beveled edges.
>> WHY DOES PRE-FINISHED HARDWOOD FLOORING HAVE BEVELED EDGES?
Imperial Pecan hardwood comes with a 50-year finish warranty and lifetime structural warranty.
Imperial Pecan in color Chestnut
Make a Statement with Imperial Pecan Hardwood Flooring!
Dynamic variations in tone and texture perfect this natural pecan.
Finding a balance between smooth and more complex grains, warm tones are made even more interesting and inviting. No two planks are exactly alike — each one resembles different grain patterns seen in pine, white oak, and hickory.
Imperial Pecan in color Umber
This collection is available in the following colors:
- Antique
- Barley
- Chestnut
- Dove
- Fawn
- Flaxen
- Harvest
- Hazel
- Origin
- Umber
Imperial Pecan in color Hazel
Although related, colors Fawn and Hazel vary ever so slightly as you can see from these images above and below.
Imperial Pecan in color Fawn
As you may have noticed from the images of this hardwood flooring collection, the finish is not highly glossy. Rather, it has a more of a satin finish where the stunning variation in grain patterns makes a statement wherever you install this engineered floor.
Because it is engineered, you can install this product above ground, at ground level, and also below ground in a basement, for example. It will also easily accommodate radiant heating.
Imperial Pecan in color Antique
These next two images help illustrate the difference in statement you can make with your choice of Imperial Pecan.
First up is color Barley, with light warm tones. Notice the variation in color as well as the variety of plank lengths. The Imperial Pecan wood grain shines!
Imperial Pecan in color Barley
Next is the same room scene in color Dove, which is much darker in tone. The color, pattern and length variations are still there. However, they are more subtle.
Notice, too, how warm Dove is, despite being darker than the traditional pecan color.
Imperial Pecan in color Dove
Here's another closeup so you can see the varied plank lengths and the fabulous wood grain variations.
Imperial Pecan in color Flaxen
Color Origin is another dark-toned color. However, it in no way affects the warmth and richness of Imperial Pecan.
Imperial Pecan in color Origin
Are you Ready to Make a Statement With Imperial Pecan HARDWOOD In YOUR HOME?
We invite you to visit one of our two showroom locations in Middletown or Orange to experience the Imperial Pecan hardwood collection.
Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Let us know in the comments or contact us.
We look forward to helping you.
Thanks for reading,
Janine & Michael
