hbk, I've seen this product once before but regarding them as a manufacturer I have no experience with them nor have I heard of anyone using them. I think the only difference between the engineered and the structured is the thickness of the wear layer (top species later). One is 3mm and one is 4.5mm. Your first thought right off the bat would be the thicker wear layer would be better but be cautious there. Over the years I've seen some real problems with thicker wear layers on engineered floors regarding cupping, splitting etc. I've been in the industry a long time and I've dealt with many vendors. Over the last year I've sent a bunch of customers to fastfloors.com and they've all been real happy. I'm pretty certain they have a bunch of tigerwood floors if that's the species you're looking for. The guy I always call is Anthony. He's handled at least six of my customers for me. I added a link to their wood floor page for you. Hope that helps.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wood floors at fastfloors

Thanks, flooringdoctor. Appreciate the advice and link.

What's your timeine, hbk13? I'm having one of the Vintage Solid Sawn products installed in about a month.

BE VERY CAREFUL BUYING GENERIC WOOD OFFLINE GO INTO A STORE AND LOOK FOR THE PRODUCT YOU LIKE THEN HUNT DOWN THE BEST PRICE ON LINE. HINT: DON'T USE LOWE'S OR DEPOT AS THE EXAMPLE UN LESS YOUR A COMPLETE IDIOT. THEY SELL SECONDS