Amish Hardwood Flooring Now Available In Utah

PARK CITY, Utah - Oct. 29, 2015 - PRLog -- When Matthew Hexter and his family moved to Utah, they brought with them a piece of Ohio: Amish hardwood floors through Elevated Amish Hardwoods

Surprising to some, north-central Ohio is home to the world’s largest Amish population. There, stores have hitching posts in their parking lots to accommodate the horses and buggies. “The Amish are hard-working, simple folks: plain clothes, few conveniences, and of course, no electricity. Those images carry over to the dedicated work ethic of their woodworkers,” he said.

The Amish create hardwood floors the old-fashioned way. Each plank is hand-cut, hand-planed, and hand-finished according to customer specifications. Homeowners can choose from eight naturally replenished woods: hickory (hardest), maple, white oak, ash, red oak, walnut, cherry, and elm (softest). Then they select from among wood collections, colors, widths and lengths, and finishes. Homeowners even choose unfinished (to later match another wood like cabinetry) or Engineered, which is perfect for homeowners who want to install over radiant heating.

“Because the Amish have small, family-run woodworking facilities, each hardwood floor order is made in an individual batch. That allows the flooring to be made to precise standards and the uniqueness of the wood grains to shine through,” Hexter explained.

Hexter continued, “Whether it’s a new construction or a home renovation, homeowners invest in Amish-crafted hardwood flooring for its durability and its “wow” factor. They love that it can be custom-made to look new or a century old.”

Like all hardwood floors, Valley Flooring hardwoods are one of the healthiest floor coverings. Made from environmentally-friendly woods, they eliminate the toxic off-gassing of synthetic substances. Hardwood floorings are a hygienic choice because they prevent mold and dust mites. Finally, Valley Flooring’s surfaces are easy to clean and maintain.

To see samples of these beautiful Amish hardwood floors, stop by the showroom of Topmark Floor & Design in Park City or Lambert Hardwood Flooring in Ogden. To see complete wood collections or get more details, visit http://www.ElevatedAmishHardwoods.com.