Supply from $4/sq ft. Install is quoted by method and subfloor. Soft White straight plank and Raw Sienna herringbone are Toronto floors: a straight-plank renovation and a residential herringbone field, from downtown towers to the Annex and the Beaches. Samples are at AA Floors, 524 Evans Ave, or we deliver boards.
Toronto’s housing stock spans concrete condominium slabs downtown and along the waterfront plus plywood-framed houses in midtown and the east end. Fastening follows the building, not the postal code.
Install mix: Glue-down or floating on condo concrete; nail-down or glue-down on house plywood.
Most Toronto condominium buildings sit on concrete slabs where solid hardwood cannot be nailed. Floors Toronto installs 3/4 inch European white oak with glue-down or floating methods, corporation alteration packages, acoustic underlay documentation when required, COI, and freight-elevator bookings. Weekday dock windows and hallway protection are planned into the quote.
Detached and semi-detached homes in the Annex, Riverdale, Leslieville, and similar pockets more often sit on plywood, where nail-down or glue-down engineered oak is practical. Free custom stain matching aligns new floors with millwork and stairs. Occupied-home sequencing keeps kitchens and corridors usable when possible.
Forced-air winters routinely drop unmanaged indoor RH to 20–30%; humid summers climb toward 60–70%. After occupancy, target roughly 35–55% RH.
A midtown house renovation typically pairs 9¼ inch Grade AB straight plank on plywood with free stain matching to painted millwork, while a downtown suite on the same product line uses glue-down after moisture testing clears the slab and the corporation clears the alteration package.
Floors Toronto serves Yorkville, Rosedale, King West, Forest Hill, the Annex, and Etobicoke.
3/4 inch European white oak, Grade AB or ABC, UV-cured aluminum oxide, free custom stain matching when you order. Straight plank at 7½, 9¼, and 10¼ inches, herringbone at 5 × 25 inches, and chevron at 5 × 25½ inches.
Yes. Floors Toronto supplies and installs 3/4 inch European white oak engineered hardwood across Toronto — downtown and waterfront condominiums plus midtown and east-end houses — with free custom stain matching. Occupied indoor RH near 35–55% protects seams through Toronto winters that often fall to 20–30% RH and summers near 60–70% when unmanaged.
Most Toronto condominium concrete slabs use glue-down or floating engineered oak per corporation rules. Acoustic underlay packages may be required for floating assemblies. House plywood more often allows nail-down. Floors Toronto specifies 3/4 inch European white oak engineered hardwood with UV-cured finish, Grade AB or ABC options, and free custom stain matching. Occupied indoor RH near 35–55% protects seams through Toronto winters that often fall to 20–30% RH and summers near 60–70% when unmanaged.
Yes. Moisture testing is a standard gate before glue-down adhesive. Elevated readings mean remediation or method changes before Floors Toronto schedules install. Floors Toronto specifies 3/4 inch European white oak engineered hardwood with UV-cured finish, Grade AB or ABC options, and free custom stain matching.
Straight plank in 7½", 9¼", and 10¼" widths, herringbone 5" × 25", and chevron 5" × 25½", all at 3/4 inch thickness in Grade AB (and ABC on straight plank), with UV-cured finish and free stain matching. Occupied indoor RH near 35–55% protects seams through Toronto winters that often fall to 20–30% RH and summers near 60–70% when unmanaged. Floors Toronto supports Toronto projects with 3/4" European white oak and free custom stain matching.
Engineered hardwood is the only practical real-hardwood option for most Toronto condominium concrete slabs because solid strip cannot be nailed into concrete. Floors Toronto 3/4 inch European white oak is specified for glue-down or floating assemblies that clear typical board rules.
Contact Floors Toronto with address type (condo vs house), square footage, preferred width or pattern, and any board rules. We reply within one business day. Occupied indoor RH near 35–55% protects seams through Toronto winters that often fall to 20–30% RH and summers near 60–70% when unmanaged.
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Supply and install. Our oak, then our crew: measure, moisture, method, and a written 5-year workmanship warranty.
We reply within one business day. If the job includes install, the reply separates supply from the method and the subfloor. If you want samples, we send them on the real oak. If a site measure is needed, we book it from that reply.
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