Wide Plank Hardwood Flooring in Michigan
5" to 10"+ planks in white oak, walnut, hickory, and more. Prefinished and unfinished. Southeast Michigan's largest wide plank selection — in stock at our Rochester Hills showroom.
Why Wide Plank Hardwood?
Wide plank hardwood flooring — boards 5 inches wide or wider — transforms a room. The broader boards showcase more of the wood's natural grain, figure, and character, making spaces feel larger, more open, and unmistakably premium.
Michigan homeowners increasingly choose wide plank for renovations and new construction alike. White oak wide plank in particular has become the defining look of high-end Southeast Michigan homes — from Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills to Troy and Rochester Hills.
At Quality Hardwoods of Michigan, we carry one of the largest in-stock selections of wide plank hardwood in Southeast Michigan — prefinished, unfinished, solid, and engineered — from brands like Sheoga, DuChateau, Provenza, and Three Trees.
Standard Width
Traditional strip flooring
Wide Plank
Most popular range
Extra Wide Plank
Maximum visual impact
Wide Plank Brands We Carry
Every brand below offers wide plank options in stock or available to order at our Rochester Hills showroom.
Sheoga
Ohio-made solid and engineered wide plank in white oak, walnut, hickory, and maple. Custom widths up to 8”+.
View Brand →DuChateau
European-inspired wide plank engineered hardwood with wire-brushed and hand-scraped textures. 6”–8” widths.
View Brand →Provenza
Artisan wide plank collections with unique character grades and custom stain options. 5”–8” widths.
View Brand →Three Trees
Sustainable wide plank engineered hardwood with FSC-certified timber. White oak and walnut specialty.
View Brand →Kentwood
Canadian-engineered wide plank in contemporary colorways. Excellent dimensional stability for Michigan climates.
View Brand →Bella Cera
Italian-crafted wide plank hardwood with hand-distressed and antiqued finishes. Variable width collections available.
View Brand →Popular Wide Plank Species
White Oak
The #1 choice for wide plank in Michigan. Tight grain, neutral warm tones, and exceptional compatibility with wire-brushed and matte finishes. Janka hardness: 1360.
Walnut
Rich chocolate tones with dramatic grain variation. Wide plank walnut is a statement floor — ideal for dining rooms, offices, and master suites in Michigan homes.
Hickory
The hardest domestic species (Janka 1820). Wide plank hickory showcases dramatic color variation from cream to dark brown. Excellent for high-traffic Michigan homes.
Maple
Clean, consistent grain with a light, airy appearance. Wide plank maple is popular in contemporary Michigan homes and pairs beautifully with Scandinavian-inspired interiors.
Red Oak
Classic American hardwood with warm pink undertones. Wide plank red oak is a timeless choice that works with traditional and transitional Michigan home styles.
Ash
Similar grain to white oak but lighter in color. Wide plank ash is an excellent alternative for Michigan homeowners who want the wide plank look at a slightly lower price point.
Frequently Asked Questions — Wide Plank Hardwood in Michigan
What is wide plank hardwood flooring?
Wide plank hardwood flooring refers to boards that are 5 inches wide or wider — typically ranging from 5” to 10”+. Wider planks showcase more of the wood's natural grain, figure, and character, giving rooms a more open, luxurious feel compared to standard 2”–3” strip flooring.
Where can I buy wide plank hardwood flooring in Michigan?
Quality Hardwoods of Michigan in Rochester Hills carries one of the largest selections of wide plank hardwood flooring in Southeast Michigan. We stock wide plank options from Sheoga, DuChateau, Provenza, Kentwood, Three Trees, and more. Visit us at 1799 Northfield Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48309 or call (248) 853-2232.
Is wide plank flooring more expensive than standard hardwood?
Wide plank flooring typically costs 15–40% more than standard strip flooring due to the larger boards, more complex milling, and higher-grade lumber required. However, the dramatic visual impact and perceived value it adds to a home often makes it worth the investment for Michigan homeowners.
What species are available in wide plank hardwood in Michigan?
At Quality Hardwoods of Michigan we carry wide plank options in white oak, red oak, walnut, hickory, maple, ash, and more. White oak is currently the most popular choice for wide plank due to its tight grain, neutral color, and compatibility with wire-brushed and matte finishes.
Does wide plank hardwood work in Michigan's climate?
Yes, but proper species and construction selection matters. Engineered wide plank hardwood is more dimensionally stable than solid wide plank in Michigan's humid summers and dry winters. If you prefer solid wide plank, quartersawn or rift-sawn lumber is more stable than flatsawn. We help every Michigan customer choose the right product for their specific conditions.
Can wide plank hardwood be installed over radiant heat in Michigan?
Engineered wide plank hardwood is generally compatible with radiant heat systems. Solid wide plank over radiant heat requires careful species selection and moisture management. We recommend consulting with our team before purchasing wide plank for radiant heat applications in Michigan homes.
See Wide Plank Hardwood In Person
1799 Northfield Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48309 · Mon–Fri 7am–4pm · Sat 9am–12pm