Tamarack Flooring
Tamarack (Eastern Larach) is a very dense wood that grows throughout North America. It is found in nutrient poor bogs and other wet poorly drained sites. Tamarack wood is light brown in color with a pleasing variegated pattern from brown to green, resulting from the contrast in color between the early sapwood and prominent late wood.

Tamarack is the hardest of the softwoods and makes a durable and impressive looking floor. With its wild variations of colors and its unique grain, it has become a perfect flooring product to use in log homes and cabins. It has also become very popular in new home construction, as the builing trend has gone back to that old country style with wide plank flooring and traditional decor.

Natural Grade

• Sound tight knots allowed
• No cracks, checks or open knots allowed
• Sap stain not allowed
• Minimum length of 12" (300 mm)
• Maximum length of 8' (2400 mm)

Rustic Grade

• Loose or cracked knots allowed
• Stain allowed
• Minimum length 12" (300mm)
• Checks allowed if they do not take from
  overall strength.