If you're looking for unique and durable wall and ceiling coverings Maina Hardwoods stocks five species to meet your needs. We manufacture flooring in the following species: White Birch, White Ash, Northern Red Oak and occasionally Cherry and Yellow Birch. A Maina Hardwoods exclusive and a great alternative to reclaimed, our rough sawn flooring will give you that one of a kind look that is often copied in laminate or imitation wood products. For over 30 years the Maina Family has been producing high quality interior wood products from the northern hardwood trees indigenous to Northwest Wisconsin.
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We manufacture flooring in the following species: White Birch, White Ash, Northern Red Oak and occasionally Yellow Birch. Our standard width is 3 1/8" coverage in White Birch and White Ash and 3 1/8", 4",5",7"coverage in Northern Red Oak. We carry White Ash and Northern Red Oak in a select grade 3 1/8 width that is clear of knots and more uniform in color and grain for more formal applications.
A Maina Hardwoods exclusive and a great alternative to reclaimed, our Rough Sawn flooring will give you that one of a kind look that is often copied in laminate or imitation wood products. Our unique process also delivers a more accurately dimensioned, structurally sound, and economical product when compared to reclaimed.
If you're looking for unique and durable wall and ceiling coverings, Maina Hardwoods stocks five species to meet your needs. Our V-paneling products come in 4" and 6" widths and also 8" in some species. We predominately make the 6" width so you may choose all 6" or add other widths to complete a random look.
We have finished an expansion of our Rough Sawn Line to include a product for wall or ceiling application. While our flooring can be used on walls or ceilings it is graded to meet the demands associated with the high traffic that flooring must endure. Paneling applications require less demand and and can be graded accordingly, allowing for use of softer woods and even more character.
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Erin Smith Wood
Mar 18, 2021
Amy Hussa Olson
Aug 16, 2019
Sharon Bratrud
Oct 23, 2016