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Lifeproof Black Hills Hickory 1/4 in. T x 6.5 in. W Click Lock Engineered Hardwood Flooring (21.67 sq. ft./case)

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Lifeproof Black Hills Hickory 1/4 in. T x 6.5 in. W Click Lock Engineered Hardwood Flooring (21.67 sq. ft./case)Black Hills Hickory Click Lock Engineered Hardwood Flooring Transform high traffic areas in your home with Lifeproof's Black Hills Hickory engineered hardwood flooring. This waterproof and scratch resistant flooring features a sturdy aluminum oxide finish and a natural oak texture, designed to withstand everyday wear while enhancing the aesthetic of any room. Its easy click lock installation and durable construction make it a wise investment for both

Black Hills Hickory Click Lock Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Transform high-traffic areas in your home with Lifeproof's Black Hills Hickory engineered hardwood flooring. This waterproof and scratch-resistant flooring features a sturdy aluminum oxide finish and a natural oak texture, designed to withstand everyday wear while enhancing the aesthetic of any room. Its easy click-lock installation and durable construction make it a wise investment for both residential and light commercial spaces.


Key Features:

  • Waterproof Protection: Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements, protecting against spills and moisture.
  • Scratch Resistance: Durable enough to withstand the challenges of everyday family life, including pets and kids.
  • Janka Hardness: With a Janka rating of 1820, the hickory wood offers impressive resilience and toughness.
  • Easy Installation: Click-lock design with attached pad enables DIY installation, saving time and money.
  • Indoor Air Quality: FloorScore certified, ensuring healthier indoor air quality for your home.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Board Form Plank
Color Family Brown
Color/Finish Black Hills Hickory
Commercial / Residential Commercial / Residential
Edge Type Micro-Beveled
Finish Type Prefinished
Flooring Product Type Engineered Click Wood
Flooring and Tile Look Wood Look
Gloss Low Gloss
Hardwood Floor Features Dent Resistant,Padding Required,Scratch Resistant
Indoor/Outdoor Indoor
Installation Location Above Grade/Concrete Subfloor,Above Grade/Wood Subfloor,Below Grade/Concrete Subfloor,Below Grade/Wood Subfloor
Installation Locking Mechanism Click-Lock
Installation Method Adhesive,Nail Down
Installs Over Subfloor Any
Janka Species Hardness Rating 1820
Length Type Fixed
Material Wood
Minimum Acclimation Period No Acclimation Required
Plank Width Medium plank (5.1 in - 6.9 in)
Product Weight (lb.) 5 lb
Texture/Surface Wire Brushed
Underlayment Options Underlayment Not Required
Water Protection Waterproof
Width Type Fixed
Wood Grade Prime
Manufacturer Warranty Limited Lifetime Residential Warranty
Product Length (in.) 48.03 in
Product Thickness (in.) 0.70 in
Product Width (in.) 6.5 in
Veneer Wear Layer Thickness (mm) 1.2

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How do I install the Black Hills Hickory engineered hardwood flooring?
A: The flooring features a click-lock mechanism for easy DIY installation. Detailed instructions are provided in the case, ensuring even beginners can achieve professional results.


Q: Is this flooring suitable for high-moisture areas like bathrooms?
A: Yes, the Black Hills Hickory flooring is waterproof, making it suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and basements.


Q: What cleaning products are safe to use on this flooring?
A: We recommend using a hardwood floor cleaner that is PH-neutral and specifically formulated for use on engineered wood floors.


Q: Does this flooring come with a warranty?
A: Yes, it comes with a limited lifetime residential warranty, providing long-term confidence in your flooring investment.


Q: Does the flooring require an underlayment?
A: No additional underlayment is required, as this flooring comes with an attached pad for a smooth installation.


Embrace Timeless Elegance with Black Hills Hickory Flooring

Infuse your space with the rich, warm allure of Black Hills Hickory flooring, where the distinct nuances of hickory create a captivating backdrop. The wire-brushed texture showcases organic grains, inviting a tactile experience that elevates any room. Pair this flooring with plush, neutral rugs and textured pillows to craft a layered, sophisticated aesthetic. As a foundation for luxurious living, this engineered flooring seamlessly marries style with resilience, offering both beauty and practicality.


Elevate your home's style and durability with Lifeproof Black Hills Hickory flooring—start your project today!

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