Oak Hardwood Flooring

Oak hardwood flooring is the most popular wood floor in America, and white oak leads the way: it's hard, stable, takes stain beautifully and has the light, natural look that's in nearly every new home. We carry real oak engineered hardwood from Shaw, Mohawk, Anderson Tuftex, Bjelin and Tesoro Woods, from classic 3" strips to 10"+ wide planks, in light, natural, grey and rich brown tones. Everything ships nationwide at wholesale prices, and samples are free.

Shop oak flooring by collection

White oak

• Shaw Repel Reflections White Oak: water-resistant, wirebrushed 7" planks, made in the USA
• Tesoro Woods Highland White Oak 6-1/2"
• Tesoro Woods Copper Mountain White Oak 5"
• Bjelin Oak Nature XL, Oak Select XL, Oak Select XXL and Viken: Powder White and Misty White oak in extra-long planks

French and European oak

• Tesoro Woods Broad French Oak 9-1/2"
• Tesoro Woods Noble French Oak 7-1/2"
• Tesoro Woods Chateau French Oak 7-1/2"
• Tesoro Woods French Oak Herringbone & Plank

Water-resistant oak

• Shaw Repel Exploration Oak
• Shaw Repel Sanctuary Oak
• Shaw Repel Americana Oak
• Shaw Repel Liberty Oak
• Shaw Repel Landmark Sliced Oak: 9" wide planks
• Mohawk UltraWood oak: Westport Cape, Sebastian Isle, Tideland Trail, Crosby Cove and Gingham Oaks

Wide-plank and designer oak

• Anderson Tuftex Heritage Oak 8.6"
• Anderson Tuftex Artisan Oak
• Shaw Signature Oak, Castlewood Oak, Expressions Oak, Utmost Oak and Empire Oak
• Shaw Epic Albright Oak and Shaw Epic Lineage Oak

Why buy oak flooring from GreenFlooringSupply.com

Wholesale pricing on top oak brands, free samples, nationwide shipping and real people to help you choose. Find a lower price on the same floor and we'll beat it. Call 888-976-8166 for a volume quote.

Oak flooring FAQ

Is white oak a good choice for flooring?

Yes. White oak is one of the hardest and most stable domestic hardwoods, with tight grain that resists moisture better than most woods and takes stain evenly. It suits nearly any style, from light Scandinavian looks to rich traditional tones.

What's the difference between white oak and red oak?

White oak is slightly harder and has a cooler, more neutral color with subtle grain. Red oak has warmer, pinkish undertones and a bolder, more open grain. White oak is the more popular choice for modern, light and natural floors.

Engineered or solid oak?

Engineered oak has a real oak wear layer over a stable multi-layer core, so it moves less with humidity, can go over concrete and radiant heat, and often comes in wider, longer planks. It looks and feels like solid oak once installed. Most of the oak floors we carry are engineered.

Is oak flooring waterproof?

No wood floor is fully waterproof, but water-resistant oak such as Shaw Repel handles everyday spills and splashes far better than standard hardwood. For full bathrooms and laundry rooms, consider waterproof luxury vinyl with an oak look.

Can I get oak flooring samples?

Yes. Order up to 3 free samples and see the oak in your own light before you buy.