Video Transcript:
Walnut is a common name for about 20 different species for deciduous trees.
Approximately six of these grow in Northern America, the USA and Canada. These tend to be of a darker variety as the sample here shows. The walnut itself will display many of the linear lines but you will also see marblezation and swirls within the grain pattern.
Quite often the sapwood for what the lighter parts will appear naturally as a yellow or syruppy colour. These are subsequently stained, darken the wood and give it overall a more consistent tone.
Whilst it’s not quite a strong or as durable as oak, typically the floors will be highly finished with a number of layers of protection. Other species of walnut derived from Europe, Asia and South America, although these tend to be lighter and will have more color variation.
Wood and Beyond offers a range of walnut flooring in solid (100% wood) and engineered (wood top layer with manmade backing) to suit residential and commercial projects. These are available in many sizes (width and thickness), grades and finish. They come with 10 years warranty for extra peace of mind.