Format
Wide-Plank Flooring Flooring
Wide, long boards (typically 7"–10"+) that make rooms feel larger and more custom — the defining look of modern mountain and luxury interiors.
Character
Why Wide-Plank Flooring
Look
Fewer seams and long, uninterrupted runs create an open, high-end, contemporary feel — especially in white oak.
Stability
Wide planks move more with humidity, so quality engineered construction and proper acclimation are key — exactly what mountain climates call for.
Species
Most often European or French white oak; also available in American oak and walnut.
Best For
Open-concept great rooms, mountain-modern homes, and anyone wanting a larger-scale, custom look.
How We Install It
We favor engineered wide-plank for dimensional stability at altitude, installed glue-down or floating over prepped, moisture-tested subfloors.
See it in a mountain home, explore Lake Tahoe flooring, or view all wood species.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Is wide-plank flooring good for mountain homes?
Yes — in quality engineered construction with proper acclimation and moisture prep, wide-plank white oak performs well through altitude humidity swings and delivers the open, custom look most mountain-modern homes want.
How wide can the planks go?
Common luxury widths run 7"–10" and up, in long lengths. Wider boards move more with humidity, so engineered construction and correct install become more important — we'll match the format to your home and climate.
Install Wide-Plank Flooring in Your Home
Call (916) 749-0272 — we'll bring wide-plank flooring samples and give you an honest estimate.