The Dumont collection, Red Oak Natural floor, picked in the Appalachian Mountains and manufactured in the USA, uses precise saw engineering to create a traditionally stylish yet stunning visual of solid flooring.

Mullican Dumont Red Oak – Natural 21913 – Engineered Hardwood 1/2″ x 5″

$7.49 / sq. ft. $7.49 / sq. ft.292.11

The Dumont Red Oak Natural floor, picked in the Appalachian Mountains and manufactured in the USA, uses precise saw engineering to create a traditionally stylish yet stunning visual of solid flooring.

Sawn Engineered Hardwood Flooring
Made in USA of US and Imported Parts
Lifetime Finish Warranty

Minimum order quantity is 117 sq. ft.
Special Order: 3-21 Days

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SKU: WFPRFIMU-113.001 Categories: Brands, Brown Hardwood Floors, Engineered Hardwood, Flooring, Hardwood Flooring, Mullican, Oak, Red Oak

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

US made and manufactured from the Appalachian Mountain’s finest Red Oak, the Dumont Natural Red Oak is one of Mullican’s finest sawn engineered hardwood flooring ever designed.

Features & Specifications

Collection: Dumont
Construction: Sawn Engineered Red Oak Hardwood
Species: Red Oak
Color: Natural
Texture: Smooth
Finish: PPG Ultra Low Gloss Finish
Edge: Beveled Edge / Beveled End
Janka Rating: 1290
Origin: Made in USA Of US And Imported Parts
Width: 5″
Length: Random board lengths up to 7′
Thickness: 1/2″
Finish Warranty: Lifetime Finish Warranty
Wear Layer Thickness: 3.0mm

Installation Methods

Skill Level – Installation Experience: Level 2 – We always recommend professional installation. If you’re planning to install these floors yourself, be sure to thoroughly review your installation instructions. Find a professional installer in your area by visiting the National Wood Flooring Association.
Where to Install this Floor: Any Grade – Engineered hardwood floors can be installed at any grade level. It’s especially ideal for below-grade spaces like basements.
How to Install this Floor:
- Floating: Unlike traditional solid hardwood strips, a floating floor isn’t nailed down. Instead, the planks are either glued or snapped together, sitting atop a 1/8-inch thick layer of foam layered on the subfloor, but not directly adhered to it. Instructions
- Glue: This installation method involves gluing your new flooring directly to the subfloor using a hardwood flooring adhesive. Instructions
- Staple-Down: Staple-down installation is utilized for prefinished, engineered hardwood flooring using a narrow-crown stapler to fasten your flooring to wood subfloors. Instructions