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Solid birch flooring is solid wood from top to bottom, the same construction as a traditional solid hardwood floor. A hand-scraped, rustic surface adds texture and character, and the Sonoma listings describe it as bringing out the natural beauty of the birch grain.

Because every board comes from a natural species, expect some difference in color and grain from one plank to the next. It's worth deciding on the look you want, the room's daily use and how the floor will be installed before you order, since solid hardwood has its own installation needs. Our ultimate guide to hardwood floors is a helpful place to start, and a sample in your own home remains the best way to judge color.

Why Choose Sonoma Birch Flooring from Floor Warehouse?

  • Every Sonoma color offers a free sample, so you can compare tones side by side at home.

  • Orders over $2,000 ship free, which helps when you're covering several rooms in solid wood.

  • Show us a qualifying lower price from a competitor, and we'll beat it by $50.

  • Affirm financing is available, including 0% APR on select purchases.

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  • Birch Hardwood Flooring - Birch hardwood from both the Sonoma line and Create Flooring's engineered Shadowbrook line.

  • Create Flooring - The brand behind Sonoma, with more hardwood and luxury vinyl plank collections to browse.

  • Solid Hardwood Flooring - Solid hardwood from several brands, if you'd like to compare Sonoma with other species.

  • Shadowbrook Collection - Create Flooring's engineered birch, with 5-inch planks that can be glued, nailed or floated.

Best Sonoma Birch Flooring for...

Grey-Toned Rooms

The best Sonoma floor for a room with cool, grey accents is Sifting Sand. Sonoma Birch Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Sifting Sand is a rich dark brown with hints of grey.

Warm, Reddish Floors

The best Sonoma floor for warm, reddish tones is Woodford. Sonoma Birch Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Woodford is an earthy reddish dark brown with a rustic, hand-scraped surface.

Brighter, Golden Spaces

The best Sonoma floor for a brighter room is Natural. Sonoma Birch Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Natural combines golden brown and beige tones that highlight the birch grain.

Modern or Traditional Dark Floors

The best Sonoma floor for a dark floor in a modern or traditional home is Buttered Rum. Sonoma Birch Solid Hardwood Floor Hand Scraped Buttered Rum is an earthy dark brown listed for both styles.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the specifications of Sonoma floors?

Every Sonoma floor is birch solid hardwood flooring, 3/4 inch thick and 4.75 inches wide, with random long lengths. Each has a prefinished UV-cured urethane finish and a hand-scraped surface with chatter marks, installs by nailing, and comes in boxes covering 24.22 square feet. The listings show a 50-year residential limited warranty and a lifetime structural warranty.

What does a hand-scraped and chatter surface look like?

The listings describe the hand-scraped and chatter finish as adding depth and character, with textured chatter marks that give each floor a rustic yet refined appearance. It's a visual texture on the surface of the birch, and the look varies from color to color.

How is Sonoma birch flooring installed?

All seven Sonoma floors are specified for nail-down installation. The solid hardwood installation instructions linked on each listing call for letting the flooring acclimate in the room for at least 48 hours, or as the manufacturer recommends, and for a clean, dry, level subfloor. They also call for a 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch expansion gap between the floor and the walls. We don't offer installation, so whoever lays the floor should follow those instructions.

How is Sonoma different from Shadowbrook birch?

Both are Create Flooring birch lines, but they're built differently. Sonoma is solid hardwood, 3/4 inch thick and 4.75 inches wide, for nail-down installation. Shadowbrook is engineered hardwood, 3/8 inch thick and 5 inches wide, and can be glued, nailed or floated.

How do you clean solid birch floors?

Grit is what scratches a hardwood surface, so the solid hardwood cleaning guide linked on each listing starts with a soft-bristle broom or a vacuum's hardwood attachment (no beater bar). A microfiber mop, used dry or barely damp, handles routine cleaning. When something spills, mist a pH-neutral hardwood cleaner onto the mop or a cloth rather than the boards, then dry the spot. The guide also rules out steam cleaners, soaking-wet mops, polish on prefinished floors, and cleaners with ammonia, bleach, or vinegar. Our hardwood floor maintenance guide covers more long-term care.

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