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 Count on Quality
At Muscanell Millworks, we are known for producing
precisely-milled, long length solid flooring
from
sustainable
hardwoods. Our ¾” thick, unfinished flooring has an average plank length of 5’ in most species. We offer widths from 2-1/4” to 10”. All the woods we utilize are grown and milled in the U.S.
Some people say we’re old fashioned, but to us, that’s a compliment. We rely on principles passed down by generations of craftsman, like sticking to high quality standards, and striving to do things right the first time.
We Make the Grade
The attention we give to selecting our hardwoods may be time consuming, but we think it’s worth it. In many of
our grades
, we are looking for character marks and rustic defects that are desirable to look at, but do not interfere with the floor functioning as it should. In some species, we use wood that comes only from a certain region of the U.S. in order to get the desired natural color.
To us the term “rustic” is not an excuse to include all defect. Our careful and consistent grading ensures that even in our most rustic grade, the integrity of the floor will not be compromised.
Take a Stand on a Floor That’s Easier to Install
Throughout the milling process, our highly trained team continually checks tolerances. The care we take to achieve precision in milling translates to straighter planks, less over-wood, and consistently square endmatches. For the installer, this means less hassles in installation, less sanding, less wasted time and material, and fewer problems to fix after the floor is nailed down. For the homeowner, it means a beautiful end result.
We are small enough to stay dedicated to a high quality standard, flexible enough to meet special requests in a timely way, and large enough to meet the needs of stocking distributors.
All our production is done in the U.S. using responsibly harvested North American species. From flooring standards like White Oak and Hickory, to domestic “exotics” like Madrone and Bay Laurel, we can meet your solid plank flooring needs.
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