Cascade Hills Collection by Mohawk 7/5 in. - Elkhound Hickory

Hardwood flooring is the traditional hallmark for taste, style, and performance. Prized for its natural beauty and lasting durability, hardwood in the home makes a rich visual statement but keeps cleanup a breeze. That's why hardwood floors are the perfect combination of strength and style for homes with both children and pets. Today's wide variety of colors, textures, species, and styles make it easy to find the perfect choice for your home.

Mohawk Cascade Hills 7.5 in. engineered hardwood is a unique style of flooring. It is made of the finest hickory and has a light wire-brushed surface. It is available in 7 color options, all ranging in cool, light tones. It is perfect for adding flair to any area. Its high character variation gives the wood a unique look. It is 1/2 in. thick and 7/5 in. wide. It has eased edges that make installation simple. These budget-friendly planks can be installed with glue, staples, nails, or float. It comes with a limited lifetime residential finish and 5 year light commercial warranty. It is sold by the box.

The Cascade Hills collection is made up of a variety of sleek, contemporary tones. Raw Natural is a light, ashy blonde tone that is a blend of light blondes, mid-tone blondes, and warm browns. The floor has a light, contemporary appearance to it. Malted is a subdued blonde that is a blend of both light blondes and ashy, light browns. Pale Honey is a similar tone as Raw Natural. Both of these floors are perfect for an open kitchen or living room space. Flax is a warm blend of chestnut brown knots and sleek, bright honey blonde. Cinnabark is a warm, light honey brown floor that is a perfect neutral backdrop for a range of interior design spaces. The warm tones of the floor add a rich and inviting feeling to a space. Elkhound is a subdued, rustic, ashy brown floor. The floor is a blend of light browns, greys, and ashy, mid-tone browns. Elkhound is perfect for adding a rustic touch to a space. Sonora is a deeper overall tone than Elkhound.The brown hints throughout the floor are subdued more with dark knots and weathered tones. Both of these floors are great options for adding a slightly rustic charm to any space.