At Carpet Design, we have variety of different quality Wood Flooring from best known  manufacturers in the United States.

We carry the following manufacturers of Wood Flooring:

Anderson Bangkok Mannington Harris-Tarket Kahrs

How to take care of  Wood Covering

• Use rugs at workstations, pivot-points (e.g., stair landings, room entries), and high-traffic areas to reduce wear, especially if you have a large family or indoor pets.
  
• Use mats at all exterior doors to keep sand, dirt, grit, grease, and oil outside.
  
• Keep pet’s nails trimmed and paws clean and free of dirt, gravel, grease, oil, and stains.
  
• Place protective pads beneath furniture legs and feet to reduce scratches and dents.
  
• Use a dolly and protective sheets of plywood when moving heavy objects, furniture, or appliances.
  
• Make certain furniture casters are clean and operate properly (a minimum 1" width is recommended.)
  
• Remove shoes with spiked or damaged heels before walking on floor.
  
• Exposure to the sun and its UV rays accelerates the oxidation and aging of wood and fabrics. This causes the stain and/or wood to fade and/or change color. We recommend you rearrange rugs and furniture periodically so the floor ages evenly. The Mannington warranty does not cover damage from the sun and UV rays.

As with any floor covering material, a few moments of care and a little common sense can go a long way in keeping your new hardwood floor looking its best. Here are a few simple suggestions to make your floor care easier.

1. Never clean your hardwood floor with water. Do not use any wax that has been pre-mixed with water or one that must be mixed with water. Water can not only dull your finish, but can permanently damage your floor.
2. If your floor abuts exterior doors, put outside door mats at the entrances to keep dirt and moisture from being tracked in. Inside, you may want to add a area rug to further prevent dirt and moisture from being tracked onto your hardwood floor. Don't use rubber, foam back or plastic mats as they may discolor the floor. To prevent slippage of area rugs, use an approved rug underlay.
3. Sweep or vacuum floor as often as required to remove loose din or grit before it can scratch the surface of the floor.
4. Wipe up spills as soon as possible, before they get sticky or dry Remove dried spills with a slightly damp cloth.  
5. Use floor protectors on the legs off furniture to avoid scratches. You can make your own protectors simply by gluing felt pieces on the leg bottoms. When moving heavy furniture or appliances slip a blanket or scrap of carpet, face down, under each leg and slide the furniture carefully. This will help avoid scratching and gouging.
6. Ball-type caster on furniture may change hardwood flooring. Be certain that barrel-type wheels or wide flat glides are used to protect your hardwood floor. If your furniture does not have this type of caster, we recommend that you change. them.
7. Spike or stiletto high heel shoes, especially those in poor repair, may cause denting and related damage to hardwood floors due to the extremely high compressive force they generate. Such footwear can produce dynamic loads in excess of 1000 pounds per square inch, even when whom by persons of slight or average build.

American Classics Gold Series® Mannington Wood Floors
Biltmore™ Maple Plank		Hudson Oak Plank		Louisville Ash Plank		Potomac Cherry Plank
Seneca Oak Plank		Vermont™ Maple Plank
Gold Series® Mannington Wood Floors
California® Oak Plank		Charleston® Oak Plank		Concord™ Oak Plank		Montana™ Oak Plank
Oregon™ Oak Plank		Windsor® Oak Strip
Silver Series® Mannington Wood Floors
Asheville® Oak Plank		Hatteras™ Oak Strip		Wilmington™ Oak Plank
Bronze Series® Mannington Wood Floors
Jamestown™ Oak Plank