The Harmony plank body is waterproof thanks to its rigid stone-composite core, so the boards will not swell or warp from spills or surface moisture. The click-lock seams between planks are tight but not hermetically sealed, so standing water should still be wiped up rather than left to sit.

Harmony features a 1.2mm real wood veneer, primarily white oak, with maple also available in the range. The white oak gives the tight, on-trend grain that suits modern interiors, laid over a waterproof rigid core, so you get the authentic species look with performance a solid oak floor cannot match.

Yes, Harmony's waterproof rigid core is rated for below-grade installation, which makes it suitable for basements where solid and traditional engineered wood are risky. Its stone-composite core stays dimensionally stable through the humidity swings common downstairs. The subfloor still needs to be clean, flat, and dry first.

Harmony gives you the white oak look with waterproof performance and below-grade flexibility that solid white oak cannot offer. Solid oak can be sanded and refinished more times over its life, but it swells with moisture and cannot go in basements or wet rooms, where Harmony's rigid core is designed to perform.