Things necessary to compare the quality of engineered flooring that I don't see. Country of origin. Composition of the core. What material if plywood. What material is the finish made of and who is the manufacturer. What is the sheen. William M. Bird is the distributor. They will have the answers.

Hakwood is a quality alternative. They use eucalyptus hardwood ply as their core. Made in the Netherlands. Finishes.

Thank you. They are made in the USA from French or Belgian oak. I will do some more digging. I’m very interested in the experience people have had with these floors.

I read that info. I haven't found language stating the floors are made in the US. Can you show that? The distributor supplying the floors is Wm. M. Bird. They say they buy product from the top 10 manufacturers. To me, that says SE Asia including China, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia. Their phone number is 800-922-2287. Veranda-Charleston-Sell-Sheet-4.24.pdf

Here's the finish info for Hakwood- "Explore the ideal finish for your wood floors from our comprehensive range of options, including UV Oil, DuoVarnish, Ultramatte Lacquer, and UV Lacquer, each tailored to enhance beauty and durability." This doesn't name the manufacturer of each product. Ciranova is a French brand from the 1800s they may be using.

I am also considering Veranda's Charleston line and have had a hard time finding any reviews, too. Hopefully someone will chime in. I'm considering Cottonfield.