Appearance determines the difference between each grade of Smith Flooring. Whatever grade you choose, you can be assured your floor will be just as sturdy and serviceable as you'd expect. Find the grade that most closely matches the look you want to achieve. Smith Flooring was one of the first U.S. flooring manufacturers to become certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

We're proud of the envionmental standards we uphold. Our products are sold by distributors throughout the U.S. To ensure you get the highest quality hardwood flooring product, ask your installing contractor to specify Smith Flooring or click distributor to find the distributor serving your area.

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Smith Flooring is a family company now in its third generation of family ownership. With deep roots in the Missouri forest products industry, our history goes way back to the 1920s when Jack Smith bounced around southern Missouri working as a logger and tie hacker.

Sustainability

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When it comes to having a light touch on the environment no floor covering ranks higher than a beautiful hardwood floor. To start with, wood floors are all natural and they come from perhaps the most sustainable of all building resources: Trees. In addition to being biodegradable, recyclable, and a great carbon sink, trees and wood products are renewable and being renewed at a remarkable clip. Wood flooring is also among the least energy-intensive materials, consuming far less energy to make than carpet, linoleum or composite tile.

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The PFI Standards Program is a third-party accreditation program providing specifications for residential and commercial-grade pellet fuel, now representing fifteen pellet manufacturing companies, among them 24 facilities. Pellet fuels from qualified manufacturers are more easily accessible than ever.

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