Reviews: Top Sellers
Anderson Hardwood Floors
Armstrong Wood Floors
Bruce Hardwood Floors
Lumber Liquidators
Mohawk Hardwood
... More Listings
General Information
Hardwood Types & Styles
Hardwood Labor Costs
Hardwood Species & Colors
Care of Wood Floors
Installation
Hardwood On Concrete
Glue Down Floors
Nail Down Installations
Site Finished Floors
Floating Floors
Moldings
Refinishing
Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Restoring Old Floors
Screen & Buff
Hardwood Finishes
Related Products
Bamboo Floors
Cork Floors
Hand Scraped Floors
Wide Plank Flooring
Medallions & Borders
Miscellaneous
Measuring
DIY Tips
Hardness Scale
Hardwood On Stairs
Hardwood Floor Repairs
Hardwood Floor Problems
Buy Online Or Local?
Are Warranties Realistic?
Disclaimer
Privacy Policy

Quarter Sawn Hardwood Flooring
What is Quarter Sawn Hardwood?
If you should happen to reside in areas that were developed in the early to mid part of the 20th century chances are you'll find many quarter sawn hardwood floors. They are by far the most stunning looking of any hardwoods in the way they are cut from the logs themselves. Why is quarter sawn hard to come by today? Costs are high to manufacture and waste is higher than lumber mills would prefer. Characteristics of quarter sawn hardwoods include wavy grain patterns and a near three dimensional effect once finished as seen in some of the room photos below.. High end furniture makers demand this type of cut for their clientele.
Priced by the square foot, you won't find any of these at a carpet store. The manufacturer Tesoro Woods is highly regarded in terms of quality and appearance.
• Most Sought After Hardwoods
• Prefinished Species Include: Cherry, Walnut, Maple, White Oak, Red Oak
• Available in Prefinished 9/16" Engineered
![]() |
![]() |
|---|---|
| Quarter Sawn Walnut |
Quarter Sawn White Oak |

