Products · Hardwood · Beech
Beech is always an excellent option for hardwood flooring. Its color variations and durability are major advantages, and beechwood floors wear well while retaining their smooth sheen.
- Color: While the sapwood is usually a pale white, the heartwood is mostly reddish brown, creating a moderate to high color variation between beech floorboards.
- Grain: The grain of beechwood is straight and often closed, with a smooth texture throughout, granting beechwood surfaces a sometimes silvery sheen.
- Properties: Beech is often used in high-traffic areas because it wears well and stays smooth when subjected to repeated friction. The wood is elastic and hard, maintaining excellent shock-resistance.
- Workability: While beechwood is notoriously difficult to work with hand tools, it does have great machining qualities. It sands well and holds nails. Still, beechwood has a tendency to split.
Need more information on the advantages of beech hardwood flooring? Give ProSource Denver a call.

Featured Hardwood Brands
- Appalachian Hardwoods by Anderson
- Armstrong Hardwoods by Hartco
- Award Hardwood Floors
- Biltmore Collection by Anderson
- BR-111
- Bruce Hardwood Floors
- Columbia Hardwood
- Kahrs Hardwood
- Kentucky Wood Floors
- Lauzon
- Mannington
- Millcraft
- Mirage Hardwood Floors
- Mohawk Hardwood
- Montado
- Natural Cork, Inc.
- OshKosh
- Robbins Hardwood
- Scandian
- Shaw Hard Surfaces
- SMT Woods
- Tarkett
- Teragren Bamboo
- US Floors
- Virginia Vintage by Anderson
- Wicanders


