Buckeye Hardwood & Lumber Co.

Flooring Mills

Aacer Flooring, LLC: Located in Peshtigo, Wisconsin, Aacer is known for quality flooring.  Premiere Aacer species include Northern Hard Maple, Red Birch, and Peshtigo River Cherry (maple product picked for the natural mineral coloration resembling American Cherry).  Red Oak, Hickory, White Oak, Yellow Birch, Ash, and Cherry are also available.  Aacer’s flooring runs 25/32” thick and comes in random-lengths in the standard widths of 1½”, 2¼”, and 3¼”.  Aacer now offers some plank flooring in 3”, 4”, and 5” widths.  For more information, visiting Aacer’s website at www.aacerflooring.com.

Aged Woods: One of the latest crazes in the hardwood flooring industry is antique flooring.  Aged Woods, based in York, Pennsylvania is our supplier for these products.  Aged Woods’ “Antique” products are milled from beams and other barn wood that has not weathered too much.  The “Antique Distressed®” products are made from barn siding and barn wood that has been exposed to the elements.  Products available are Antique Distressed® American Chestnut, Antique Poplar, Antique American Cherry, Antique Hemlock, Antique Oak, Antique Distressed® White Pine, Antique Distressed® Oak, and Antique Distressed® Yellow Pine.  For more information, visit www.agedwoods.com.

Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring: Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring is located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains in Emlenton, Pennsylvania situating the mill in prime hardwood country.  By working with its parent company, Hickman Lumber, Allegheny Mountain has control of the lumber from the forest to flooring allowing for greater control of quality.  Allegheny specializes in rift & quarter-sawn Red & White Oak flooring.  Strip and plank floors are available in clear and natural grades.  Another prime product from Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring is the mill’s Cherry flooring.  Cherry grown in Pennsylvania is known for its brilliant red coloration, which is showcased in Allegheny’s Cherry flooring.  To learn more about Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring, visit www.hickmanwoods.com/AllMountain/AMhome.html.

American Made Flooring:  American Made Flooring, located in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania, prides itself in employees who have experience working with hardwoods.  Both unfinished and prefinished flooring is available from this company.  They have flooring available in over twelve hardwood species and advertise unique products such as "long Common" grade hardwood flooring with lengths from 3' to 8' and up to nine inch widths.  To learn more about American Made Flooring, visit www.americanmadeflooring.com.

Barefoot Flooring: Located in Troy, Pennsylvania, deep in the Appalachian Mountains, Barefoot Flooring has access to prime Pennsylvanian hardwoods.  Barefoot Flooring makes both strip and plank flooring in most standard hardwoods.  Specialties include Cherry, Hickory, Red Oak, and Red Birch flooring.   Because of Barefoot Flooring proximity to prime hardwood forests, quality such as the brilliant red coloration of Cherry can be seen in the flooring.  For more information, visit www.barefootflooringinc.com.

East Teak Flooring: East Teak Flooring, originating from Tacoma, Washington, specializes in more exotic flooring and flooring types.  As you might guess, their staple flooring is made from teak, including parquet, solid flooring, and distressed flooring.  Their exotic flooring includes Merbau (a yellow or orange-brown Asian hardwood that darkens with light exposure) and Kempas (a pinkish brown Asian hardwood that also darkens with light).  East Teak also has a line of hand-hewn flooring, which gives the impression of age and character for a lived-in appearance to the floor.  For more information about East Teak Flooring, visit www.eastteak.com/applications/flooring/flooring.html.

Graf Brothers Flooring: Graf Brothers Flooring prides themselves in their rift and quarter sawn products, bringing the old world charm from the heart of the Appalachian foothills in Northeastern Kentucky and Ohio to locations across the world.  Their inventory includes species such as red oak, white oak, walnut, hard maple, and cherry, and highlights specialized product lines for plank and long-length flooring.  To learn more about Graf Brothers specialized flooring products, visit their site at www.grafbro.com.

Moxon Timbers: With offices in the United States, New Zealand, and Australia, Moxon Timbers has the opportunity to provide customers in the United States many exotic species.  Moxon carries a unique selection of unfinished, pre-finished, and engineered flooring.  Species include Australian Cypress, Jarrah, Spotted Gum, Teak, Brazilian Cherry, Ipe, and Merbau to name a few.  For more information of Moxon Timbers, visit www.moxontimbers.com.

Sheoga Hardwood Flooring & Paneling, Inc.: Sheoga is located in Middlefield, Ohio and takes pride in the quality and attention to detail required in the hardwood flooring industry.  We feel Sheoga’s notability comes from their plank flooring offerings.  Sheoga offers standard widths of 2¼”, 3¼”, 4¼”, and 5¼”.  Clear (free of knots, mineral streaks, and wormholes) and Character (natural color variations and tight knots visible) grades are available.  Ash, Cherry, Hard Maple, Red Oak, Walnut, White Oak, Southern Yellow Pine, Poplar, and Rift & Quartered Red Oak & White Oak are available.  Other products available from Sheoga are Herringbone flooring and solid wood vents.  For more information, visit www.sheogaflooring.com.

Trout River Lumber, LLC: Trout River Lumber, a Central Virginia producer of southern pine, is a leader in the pre-finished flooring industry.  Their Plantation Collection includes a variety of solid pine flooring and prefinished engineered flooring in species such as American heart pine, cherry, hickory, and walnut, and more exotic species such as Austrailian cypress and Burmese teak.  Trout River Lumber's Hand Crafted Series of flooring includes a variety of hand-scraped white oak and birch.  To learn more about Trout River Lumber, visit their website at www.troutriverlumber.com.

WD Flooring:  WD flooring manages their own hardwood forests in Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to provide quality hardwood flooring products from the timbering to the final milling.  This flooring manufacturer prides itself in their quality American hardwood products and by being environmentally conscious, using 100% of the raw materials with no resulting waste products.  For more information about WD flooring, visit their website at www.wdflooring.com.

Other companies that we carry include Boen Parkett, Great Lakes Flooring, Somerset, and Taylor Flooring.  For more information about any of the mills listed on this page, feel free to contact us directly.