Fir Flooring
Embrace the wild beauty of Big Sky Country. Superior Hardwoods of Montana is your trusted supplier for the most sought-after, old-growth lumber and American-made products. We offer douglas fir softwood planks that feature warm-toned hues, from light reddish-browns to yellowish-tans. The colors can develop a more pronounced, salmon-orange patina over time when finished. These predominantly…
Hickory Flooring: Durability, Beauty and Character as Big as Montana
When it comes to hardwood species with grit, soul and staying power, hickory flooring stands tall — much like the wide-open ridgelines of a Montana horizon. Known as one of the hardest domestic wood species available, hickory boasts unmatched durability, making it a trusted choice for families, craftsmen and designers alike. At Superior Hardwoods of…
How to Clean Hardwood Floors
How to Clean Hardwood Floors: A Complete Guide to Preserving Your Investment Proper cleaning reveals how much history is preserved in every board of a wood floor. Whether your floor is new, engineered or reclaimed, a gentle vacuum, a damp microfiber pad and a pH-neutral cleaner can remove dullness and restore the floor’s warm glow….
Prefinished Hardwood Flooring vs. Unfinished
If you’re trying to decide between unfinished and prefinished hardwood floors for your home, you’ll need to know the differences before making an informed choice. This guide dives into the details to help you determine if prefinished hardwood is better than unfinished for your specific needs. Learn about the advantages of prefinished vs. unfinished hardwood flooring below so you…
Top 2025 Hardwood Flooring Trends
Hardwood flooring plays a significant role in setting the overall tone, look and feel of a property. While high-end fittings and ornate architectural flourishes command attention, durable hardwood floors add warmth, elegance and charm, which can boost your home’s value. While you can’t go wrong with any type of hardwood flooring, a few types emerge…
Top 10 Reasons to Choose Reclaimed Wood
What is the definition of reclaimed wood? Why choose to use reclaimed wood in and around your home or for your next construction or building project? For many people, having wood that’s rich in history and character adds a certain beauty, charm and story to their surroundings. For some, it’s the conservation element that makes…
Wood Wall Paneling Trends and Ideas
Homeowners are always looking for new ways to decorate their homes. Wood wall paneling is an oldie but a goodie that people have recently begun to use again to make their space look beautiful and sophisticated. Wood walls date back to the Victorian era, eventually becoming a staple in mid-century homes. Since then, the style…
Is Reclaimed Wood Sustainable?
Reclaimed wood is timber that’s been recycled from other sources. When wood is no longer needed, it can be taken from its original application and given a “second life” through new purposes, such as flooring or architecture. For example, removing wooden beams from old barns to use in newly constructed housing is considered reclaiming wood….
Vinyl vs. Hardwood Flooring: Pros, Cons and Lifetime Value
Many homeowners decide to change their floors, whether renovating their entire home or just looking for something different to spice up a single room. There are so many options to choose from, and it can be challenging to decide which one is right for you and your home. Hardwood and vinyl floors are trendy among…
Interior Design Ideas Using Reclaimed Wood
Reclaimed wood products make it possible to harness the rugged, untamed beauty of Montana and bring it to life in your home or business. This natural wood has been obtained and preserved from sources ranging from barns to industrial buildings, retaining a weathered appearance thanks to the natural patina and wear markings. This wood is…