Anderson Tuftex Grand Estates engineered floors

december14

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Anyone have these and can provide impressions and pictures?

I am looking at Richhill Castle color. I want some charater but overall uniform look.

Would appreciate pictures in real homes. thanks!

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BeverlyFLADeziner

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OK so I was correct that Tuftex is a California company but then merged in 2018 with Anderson that is somehow owned by Shaw.

"Tuftex Carpets of California began in 1969 in Southern California, gaining a reputation for stylish and high-quality carpets.

In 2018, it merged with Anderson Hardwood Floors, also owned by Shaw Industries, to form Anderson Tuftex (A/T), a single brand offering both hardwood and carpet products with a focus on timeless design, craftsmanship, and sustainability. "

However the product she likes is from Vietnam. Not from the US.

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last month
Always best to buy a box lay it in your space with your lighting and your stuff. Seeing this in another home is not helpful
eld6161
last month
I agree with Patricia.

It’s a lovely floor.
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december14
Original Author
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Thank you, good idea.
cynthia charleville
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@BeverlyFLADeziner actually, Tuftex has been manufacturing hardwood since the 40's in South Carolina. They also work with a prison in SC where they have a program where inmates learn job skills by being part of the manufacturing process (I'm not totally sure how much the inmates do). Tuftex and Shaw are under the same umbrella but I don't believe Shaw is part of this program. Just an interesting tidbit from someone in the flooring biz! ;-)
december14
Original Author
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If anyone has engineered hardwoods from
Shaw or AT they like and recommend i would love input.
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BeverlyFLADeziner
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It's the Oil Finish that is like a unicorn. Most engineered floors do not have the oil finish. I haven't seen anyone on Houzz review an oil finish. Maybe some the wood guys that follow Houzz can speak to it.
cynthia charleville
last month
LOL Beverly, I didn't dig that deep, I only was repeating what our vendors tell us. I agree, steer clear of an oil finish!