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Legacy Flooring Collection · Brentwood Hills
Engineered hardwood · 7-1/2" wide
$7.49 per sq ft
$176.02 per carton · 23.50 sq ft
Material only. Delivery and installation extra.
Details checked Nov 9, 2026 (4 days ago)
Brentwood Hills is an engineered hardwood line from Legacy Flooring Collection made with European White Oak. It is a character grade floor, so the visual story is oak with character rather than a plain, uniform surface.
The boards are 5/8 inch thick, 7.5 inches wide, and 72 inches long. A UV cured high-performance urethane finish sits over an open-grain brushed surface, giving the plank face visible texture while keeping the feel of a real wood floor.
| Type | Engineered hardwood |
|---|---|
| Species | European White Oak |
| Width | 7-1/2" |
| Finish | UV Cured High Performance Urethane |
| Texture | Open Grain Brushed |
| Manufacturer installation methods | Glue, float, staple (glue assist) |
| Per carton | 23.50 sq ft |
From Legacy Flooring Collection's published specifications.
Brentwood Hills has a wide 7.5-inch plank face and an open-grain brushed texture, so the oak grain is a visible part of the design. The color names are Canon, Hawthorne, Ivy Point, Monterey, Oxnard, Pacifico, Pasadena, and Riviera. Across the line, the look stays centered on European White Oak in a character grade, with 72-inch boards giving the floor a longer plank format.
Live with Brentwood Hills the way you would live with hardwood: keep grit off the surface, clean spills promptly, and use cleaners meant for wood floors. Installation methods for this line include glue, staple with glue assist, and floating. For hardwood, glue-down or staple with glue assist is usually the conversation, depending on the room and subfloor.
The Legacy Flooring Collection warranty document governs Brentwood Hills. Read that document for the actual coverage, exclusions, and claim requirements for this engineered hardwood, including how the UV cured high-performance urethane finish and the floor construction are treated before installation or purchase.
No. Brentwood Hills is engineered hardwood made with European White Oak. You still get a real wood floor, but the construction is engineered rather than solid. The planks are 5/8 inch thick, 7.5 inches wide, and 72 inches long.
Brentwood Hills fits rooms where you want the look and feel of European White Oak hardwood underfoot. It is a natural choice for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and similar spaces where a character-grade wood floor suits the room.
The listed installation methods are glue, staple with glue assist, and floating. For a hardwood project, glue-down or staple with glue assist is usually the main discussion, with the method depending on the room and subfloor.
Open-grain brushed means the surface has visible texture that follows the oak grain. On Brentwood Hills, that texture works with the character grade and European White Oak species instead of a completely smooth, filled look.
The Brentwood Hills colors are Canon, Hawthorne, Ivy Point, Monterey, Oxnard, Pacifico, Pasadena, and Riviera. Each color is part of the same European White Oak, character-grade line.
Brentwood Hills planks are 7.5 inches wide. The full plank size is 5/8 inch thick, 7.5 inches wide, and 72 inches long, giving the floor a wide engineered hardwood format.
A free measure in your home and a written, line-item estimate.
Product facts from Legacy Flooring Collection's published information, read Nov 9, 2026 (4 days ago). The maker's documents govern.
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