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Douglas Fir Flooring
Solid wood and engineered Douglas fir flooring supplied direct from our factory. Consistent quality, flexible specifications, and trade pricing built for distributors, contractors, and project developers.
Product Range
Three Ways to Source Douglas Fir Flooring
Every format manufactured to consistent grading standards. Solid planks, engineered construction, or fully bespoke dimensions — all available factory-direct with custom OEM packaging.
Multi-Ply Core
Engineered Douglas Fir Flooring
Real Douglas fir veneer over a dimensionally stable plywood core. Performs where solid wood cannot — radiant heat systems, below-grade installations, and high-humidity environments.
Full-Thickness Plank
Solid Douglas Fir Flooring
Milled from a single piece of Pacific Northwest Douglas fir. Maximum refinishing depth, authentic grain character, and the structural integrity that comes from genuine old-growth timber.
Bespoke Specification
Custom Douglas Fir Flooring
Your width, your length, your finish, your grade. OEM manufacturing and private-label packaging available for distributors, project developers, and architects.
Color Options & dimentions
Currently Available
Douglas fir flooring is currently available in a Whitewashed finish that softens the natural amber tones while keeping the grain fully visible. Custom colors are available on a project basis.
Whitewashed
White-pigmented oil treatment that preserves the Douglas fir grain. Nordic-inspired palette with warm undertones. Current standard offering.
Custom Colors
Custom colors available upon project request.
standard dimentions
| Standard Length | 2400 mm |
| Standard Width | 220 mm |
| Standard Thickness | 15 / 4 mm |
Custom dimensions available for bulk orders and project requirements.
Recommended Applications
Where Douglas Fir Performs
Natural warmth and premium grain aesthetics suited to residential, commercial, and hospitality environments.
Luxury Residences
Villas, apartments, and private homes where natural character is the brief.
Engineering Projects
Large-scale developments and commercial builds requiring consistent supply.
Offices
Corporate fit-outs and premium workspaces demanding durable, design-led finishes.
Hotels & Hospitality
Lobbies, restaurants, and boutique hotels where premium materials communicate quality.
COMMON QUESTION
Douglas Fir Flooring FAQ Guide
Is Douglas fir good for flooring?
Yes. Douglas fir flooring offers a combination of attractive straight grain, warm amber tones, and structural durability that makes it a popular choice across residential and commercial applications. While it is classified as a softwood, its Janka hardness of 660 lbf gives it better wear resistance than many other softwood species, and it performs well in moderate-traffic environments with proper finishing.
What is the difference between solid and engineered Douglas fir flooring?
Solid Douglas fir flooring is milled from a single piece of wood, making it thicker and refinishable multiple times over its lifespan. Engineered Douglas fir flooring uses a real Douglas fir veneer bonded to a multi-ply plywood core, which significantly improves dimensional stability in environments with humidity variation or underfloor heating. For most modern commercial and large-format residential projects, engineered construction is recommended.
Can Douglas fir flooring be sanded or finished?
Solid Douglas fir flooring can be sanded and refinished multiple times — typically 3 to 5 times over its life depending on plank thickness. Engineered Douglas fir flooring can be lightly sanded and refinished 1 to 3 times depending on the thickness of the top wear layer. Both options extend the functional lifespan of the floor significantly compared to pre-finished alternatives.
Is Douglas fir harder than pine?
Douglas fir has a Janka hardness of approximately 660 lbf, which is higher than most common pine species including eastern white pine (380 lbf) and western white pine (420 lbf). It is softer than traditional hardwoods such as red oak (1,290 lbf) or hard maple (1,450 lbf), but offers a better strength-to-weight ratio than many other softwood alternatives, making it well suited for flooring in residential and moderate-traffic commercial settings.
Talk About Your Project
Our team is ready to discuss your needs at any time. Whether you have specific design drawings or want to learn about our regular products, we are happy to provide more information and samples. Submit your project information and start our collaboration journey.