Our mantra at PID Floors has always been “Something For Everyone.” We give customers effortless access to the best selection of products from around the world. We consider ourselves a meticulously curated one-stop shop—we carry over 700 standard items in our inventory, most of which are stocked locally for quick delivery. For many years we have traveled the globe, in pursuit of finding the best materials and remain passionately committed to continuously seeking out the best as our industry evolves. Complete with full-bespoke capabilities, we believe in truly “having it all,” and making it easily accessible for our customers. This is why we have become a trusted and respected institution for architects, designers, developers, and homeowners.

A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO THE ENVIRONMENT AND TO YOU!

Wood flooring will perform best when the interior environment is controlled to stay within a Relative Humidity range of 35-55% and a Temperature range 60-80° F. During the winter heating season, Relative Humidity levels plummet and extra care must be taken to maintain an adequate environment for your wood flooring to perform optimally, i.e. without failure. Nearly every wood floor will have some seasonal separation between the individual boards – this is normal. However, excessive shrinkage from low RH levels can cause more serious, irreparable issues like cracking, cupping, delamination, and even buckling. This can be prevented by using a humidifier during the cold winter months.

Oak Disclaimer

 Wood is a natural product. The wood floor you have purchased will contain numerous natural characteristics, as well as variation in graining and color tones, depending on the Grade of wood purchased. Even in Select grades, variations will occur from plank to plank. In Light Character grade, you will see knots and other natural characteristics, different color tones, and sapwood. In Character and Heavy Character grades, you can expect to see larger knots, cracks, and other natural features, along with unlimited variations and imperfections. No single sample, sample board, or full bundle of material can exhibit the full range of characteristics that an entire floor order will contain.

Walnut Disclaimer

American Black Walnut is one of the softest hardwood species, as measured by the Janka Hardness Scale, the accepted industry standard for measuring a wood’s hardness and density. Walnut has a Janka Rating of 1010, which is approximately 22% softer than Red Oak, the industry’s benchmark. This may result in more dents from footwear, dropped or dragged items, or other forces of impact.