Bruce Frisco Natural Oak 3/8-in T x 3-in W Smooth/Traditional Engineered Hardwood Flooring ( 22-sq ft / Carton ) is a engineered hardwood flooring product in Oak with a Natural finish, sold by the carton with approximately 22 sq ft of coverage.
Expert Verdict
Bruce is a good fit when the listed construction, width, thickness, installation method, and finish match your project requirements. Confirm subfloor conditions, acclimation, and carton quantities before installation.
Key specifications
| Collection Name |
Frisco |
| Species |
Oak |
| Construction |
Engineered |
| Manufacturer Color/Finish |
Natural |
| Color/Finish Family |
Brown |
| Finish Type |
Prefinished |
| Texture |
Smooth/Traditional |
| Common Thickness in Inches |
3/8-in |
| Actual Thickness (Inches) |
0.375 |
| Common Width in Inches |
3-in |
| Actual Width (Inches) |
3 |
| Square Footage Per Carton (Sq. Feet) |
22 |
| Installation Type |
Interlocking |
| Subfloor Type |
Plywood or concrete |
| Gloss Level |
Medium |
| Warranty |
25-year limited |
| Water Resistant |
No |
| Scratch Resistant |
No |
Highlights
- Add value to your home with the beauty and authentic character of engineered oak flooring
- Lock and Fold™ technology allows for simple and fast click-lock installation on, above, or below grade
- Natural Oak lets the true beauty of the wood grain shine; topped with a medium gloss finish on the traditional smooth texture
- Janka hardness rating of 1290 withstands everyday traffic and provides dimensional stability, but is also easy to cut, nail, and sand
- Suitable for install over both plywood and concrete subfloors; underlayment required if installed by floating method
- Easy to clean and maintain with Bruce® Hardwood and Laminate Floor Care Products
FAQs
Is this hardwood flooring sold by the carton?
Yes. This listing is sold by the carton. One carton covers approximately 22 sq ft, and the carton price is calculated from the per-square-foot price multiplied by carton coverage.
How many cartons should I order?
Divide the room square footage by the carton coverage, add waste for cuts and layout, then round up to the next full carton.
What should be verified before installation?
Confirm subfloor type, installation method, acclimation requirements, moisture conditions, transition pieces, and warranty instructions before installation.
Can this be mixed with another hardwood product?
Only mix cartons that match the same model, construction, thickness, width, color/finish, and supplier lot guidance.
