The reference
Bring a cabinet door, stair tread, paint chip, photo, fabric, or tile.
(01) — Colour
Custom stain matching is included when you order European white oak from $4 / sq ft. Not a fee, and not offered before an order. This matches colour on new oak. It does not sand or recolour a floor you already have.
(02) — The match
Bring a cabinet door, stair tread, paint chip, photo, fabric, or tile.
The colour is struck on a full-width European white oak board, not a paper chip.
You sign off matte or satin under the light at the project.
Production runs that formula. The match is included when you order.
Samples ship in 5–7 business days after the reference is accepted. Refinement continues until that reference is matched. It is not an open-ended programme. Production timing is confirmed with the order.
(03) — Colour studio
These are colours already installed. A custom tone, including grey, starts here and moves to your reference.
Grey tones are calibrated on the grey oak stain guide, then produced here. Raw Sienna and Iberian Oak are on the European white oak page.
(04) — The reference
The usual request. Align the new floor with kitchen cabinets, built-ins, doors, or panelling.
Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball, and Sherwin-Williams. The colour is still approved on the oak.
Porcelain, marble, limestone, or terrazzo, so an open plan does not break tone.
Upholstery, leather, or drapery can be the target.
Hospitality and retail can share one formula across more than one address.
New oak matched to an existing floor, so adjoining rooms do not break tone.
(05) — The guarantee
Daylight and evening light at the project address, so the undertone is the one you live with.
Matte or satin UV aluminum oxide, so the reflection matches the rest of the oak.
Cabinetry, a paint code, stone, or fabric, judged on European white oak. Not under a warehouse lamp.
The formula is archived to the purchase order, so later rooms stay on that batch.

(06) — Scope
A match on new European white oak you order from Floors Toronto. Included with that order, from $4 / sq ft supply.
Sanding or refinishing a floor you already have. It is not a separate visit before an order.
(07) — Who it is for
(08) — Projects
(09) — Start your project
What do you need?
The match is included when you order. It is not a separate visit.
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.
If you chose a colour photo, email the file to tymur@floorstoronto.ca with your name so the match can start. The form stores the file name, not the picture.
Yes. It is included when you place an engineered hardwood order. It is not a separate fee, and it is not offered as a standalone service before an order. Supply of the oak starts at $4 CAD per square foot. Install is quoted separately.
A cabinet door, stair tread, paint chip, photo, fabric, tile, or an existing floor. Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball, and Sherwin-Williams codes are accepted. The stain is still mixed on real European white oak, because a paint chip and a board do not read the same.
Refinement continues until the approved reference is matched on European white oak. It is a small number of rounds, not an open-ended programme. Once you approve, that formula is the batch that gets installed.
Yes. Residential and commercial orders both include it. The approved formula is archived to the purchase order so multi-room and multi-suite deliveries stay on that batch.
Quote replies land within one business day. After the colour reference is accepted, stain samples on European white oak typically ship in 5–7 business days to a Toronto or GTA address. Production timing is confirmed with the order.
Yes. Straight plank in 7½, 9¼, and 10¼ inch, plus herringbone and chevron, in Grade AB and Grade ABC. The match is on the European white oak you order. The specification is on the engineered hardwood page.
Yes. Bring a door or a piece of moulding when you can. The sample is struck on the same European white oak species that will be installed, then approved before the batch is locked.
Yes. A paint code is a valid reference. The colour is still approved on a real oak board, under the light in the room, because pigment on a card is not pigment in the grain.
Often, when the species and the sheen are workable. Expect a close architectural match on grain and tone, not a promise that two different woods will be identical. The sample is what you approve.
No. Stain matching colours new European white oak you order. Refinishing sands and recolours a floor you already have. The comparison is on the stain-match versus refinish guide.
(11) — Next
Species, widths, grades, and the price split.
The order that includes the stain and the crew.
New oak, or sanding the floor you have.
Formats and the rest of the programme.
AA Floors on Evans Ave, or delivery.
Updated 23 October 2026