
The same color name in Oak Pointe 2.0™ 2 1/4" Oak; the sample is the test. Reads as the same shade.
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Oak Pointe 2.0 LG™ 2 1/4" · 26197
Discontinued since August 2026. Mullican no longer makes this floor.
There may still be cartons in the supply chain. We do not know until we ask, so tell us how many square feet you need and we will check with the mill and our distributors and tell you what we find, whether or not we can get it.
If it cannot be found, here is what usually happens, and it is worth knowing before you spend weeks hunting. A close match next to an old floor almost never looks like the same floor: the old one has sun and wear on it and the new one does not, and the seam is where your eye goes. Most people in this spot end up taking the old floor up and doing the whole area in one new floor. That is a bigger job than patching a room, and it is usually the better result. We can measure both ways and give you both numbers. See the closest floors we carry.
Both are free. For stock we ask the mill and our distributors and come back to you; for a match someone comes and measures rather than guessing from a drawing.
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Ranked by color and construction from the swatch, not by what sells. Solid and engineered floors are matched by species and grain; color is finished on site, so the stain colors are the other half of the answer.

The same color name in Oak Pointe 2.0™ 2 1/4" Oak; the sample is the test. Reads as the same shade.

The same color name in Oak Pointe 2.0™ 3" Oak; the sample is the test. Reads as the same shade.

The same color name in St. Andrews 2 1/4" Oak; the sample is the test. The same family, a little cooler.

Reads as the same shade. Same solid.

Reads as the same shade. Same solid.

Reads as the same shade. Same solid.
Colors of this style that continue: none. Mullican dropped the whole line.
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Price codes
A price code is a color, violet through red, that places a floor among others of its kind by its price supplied and installed. Violet is the most affordable, red the top of the range.
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It makes floors quick to compare here and to match to their samples in the showroom. The price of your job is the one on your written, line-item estimate. A floor without a code, such as laminate, is priced installed after a free measure.