Birch wood has a fine, even texture and a subtle grain, and a finished birch floor can range from soft, pale shades to deep, dark stains. That range is what makes birch wood flooring such an adaptable flooring option, since the same species can suit a bright, modern room or a darker, more traditional one.
Wood is a natural material, so expect some variation in color and grain from plank to plank; it's part of the character of a real hardwood floor. Before you commit, think about where the floor will go, how it will be installed and how much daily foot traffic it will see. Our guide on how to choose the right hardwood floor walks through those decisions, and a sample viewed in your own light is still the most reliable way to judge color.
Why Choose Birch Hardwood Flooring from Floor Warehouse?
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Free samples are available on in-stock birch floors, so you can check a color at home before you order.
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Free shipping applies to orders over $2,000, which helps on a larger flooring project.
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If a qualifying competitor lists it for less, we'll beat that price by $50.
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Spread the cost with Affirm financing, with 0% APR available on select purchases.
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Best Birch Floors for...
Dark, Dramatic Rooms
The best birch floor for a dark, dramatic room is one in a deep chocolate tone. Sonoma Birch Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Smokey is solid birch flooring with a hand-scraped, chatter-marked surface.
Light, Warm Spaces
The best birch floor for a lighter, warmer look is one in a soft brown tone. Shadowbrook Birch Engineered Hardwood Floor Natural is engineered birch in a light brown shade on 5-inch-wide planks.
Floating or Glue-Down Installs
The best birch floor for a floating or glue-down install is an engineered plank. Shadowbrook Birch Engineered Hardwood Floor Oyster is engineered birch in a medium brown shade, and it can be nailed down too.
Traditional Nail-Down Installs
The best birch solid hardwood flooring for a traditional nail-down install is a full 3/4-inch plank. Sonoma Birch Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Wheat comes in a light-to-medium brown shade with random long lengths.
