From soft, pale planks to rich brown grain, Sequoia was a favourite at our Edmonton Home Show booth. See the collection in different rooms, then compare samples at our showroom.
Each colour has 24 different grain designs. That variety makes repeated knots and grain lines less noticeable across an open room. It is not a promise about the order of boards in a carton.
02 / Surface
Texture you can feel.
The surface texture follows the printed wood grain. A low-sheen finish gives the planks a brushed appearance without the glare of a polished floor.
03 / Construction
An AC6-rated finish.
The aluminium-oxide surface resists abrasive wear over a wood-based core. Sequoia’s SpillResist system is designed for everyday spills; installation and care requirements still apply.
Supplier room scenes
Sequoia in real-room settings
See the same collection in different light. Use the room reference when asking about a look; a physical sample is the best way to compare colours.
Pale oak in afternoon lightBrown planks against charcoalA kitchen in warm neutralsOlive velvet and smoked brownA dining room by the seaWarm grain in a woodland lounge
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Light wood and a suspended fireplaceA deeper tone in the loftA quiet bedroom paletteLong sightlines in a libraryDining in natural tonesA boutique in soft neutralsGolden tones under a brick vaultSoft grain in a reading room
Before you choose
Compare the finish, not just the colour.
How does it compare with vinyl?
Sequoia describes its finish as three times more scratch-resistant than most 20-mil vinyl flooring. That is the manufacturer’s surface comparison, not a claim that the entire floor lasts three times longer.
AC6 measures resistance to abrasive wear; 20 mil describes the thickness of a vinyl wear layer. One is not a conversion of the other.
Ask us about room suitability, matching stair noses, transitions and the installation details for your space. Confirm availability and the applicable Canadian warranty for your chosen product before ordering.
