Engineered hardwood coverage
Engineered hardwood SKUs represented in the catalog. This construction provides a broad field of options for projects that need a wood wear layer with engineered stability.
Q3 2026 catalog research
A Q3 2026 readout of the construction, species, width, and brand choices represented in our Michigan flooring catalog.
Published from catalog snapshot:
This report is built from the same dated catalog snapshot as the Michigan Flooring Price Index. It identifies what is represented in the current assortment; it does not assert customer purchase volume or statewide market share.
The catalog’s broadest coverage is in engineered hardwood and resilient flooring, with white oak and wide-plank formats strongly represented. Solid and unfinished hardwood remain distinct specification paths for projects that require on-site finishing or traditional full-thickness material.
Engineered hardwood SKUs represented in the catalog. This construction provides a broad field of options for projects that need a wood wear layer with engineered stability.
Catalog SKUs that name white oak in their species specification. The count measures availability, not sales volume or consumer preference.
Catalog SKUs listed at five inches or wider. Width is normalized from the individual product specification.
Luxury vinyl, rigid core, and WPC SKUs that provide a separate waterproof and low-maintenance category in the assortment.
Brand counts show the scope of the live catalog, not a quality score or a sales ranking.
Explore the exact construction, species, width, and brand breakdown that supports this report, along with the limitations and price-data policy.
No. The Q3 2026 edition uses the published Quality Hardwoods of Michigan catalog as its source. It does not disclose customer orders, invoices, negotiated pricing, or personal information.
The catalog snapshot does not include public SKU price fields. Rather than estimate or publish unsupported figures, this edition reports the depth and makeup of the available assortment and directs project-specific pricing to a quote.
The report is designed for quarterly updates. Each edition should be dated and use a new catalog snapshot so readers can see what changed.