Species
European white oak
Supply from $4/sq ft sits on this product line. The species is named on its own, so the rest of the quote can change without a new lump sum.
Grade
Stated on its own line
Grade is listed separately from species, width, thickness, and finish, so a homeowner can swap that one line.
Width
Stated on its own line
Width is its own line. A wider face is a different line, not a hidden part of one total.
Thickness
3/4 inch, about 19 mm
Floors Toronto supplies 3/4 inch European white oak engineered hardwood, about 19 mm, and the thickness is written out rather than folded into the finish.
Finish
UV-cured aluminum oxide
The finish line names UV-cured aluminum oxide and the sheen option.
Stain matching
No-cost line
Free custom stain matching is itemized as a distinct, no-cost line. The physical sample is confirmed before production. Lead times for custom stain add calendar days even when material is in stock.
Method
Glue-down, floating, or nail-down
The method is matched to the subfloor. Unlike solid strip, Floors Toronto engineered hardwood moves up to 3× less under Toronto humidity change and is available in 3/4 inch thickness with UV-cured finish; occupied RH near 35–55% is required for stable installs across Yorkville and Forest Hill condominiums.
Moisture testing
Included where glue-down applies
Moisture testing belongs on the quote where glue-down applies, not as a day-of extra.
Condo soft costs
Elevator, COI, after-hours
Elevators, a certificate of insurance, and after-hours work are lines of their own. They are the soft costs that surprise a first condo quote when they are missing.
Timeline
Start and completion
The quote names estimated start and completion, including a typical 3–5 day on-site acclimation window.
Warranty
Written product and labour terms
The line carries written product and labour terms, including a written 5-year workmanship warranty. Refinishing later can defer replacement — factor 1–3 sand cycles on engineered oak.
