Random-Width Flooring

Definition

Random-width flooring consists of wood flooring materials with varying widths, often called a "plank floor."

Purpose

The purpose of random-width flooring is to create a visually interesting and natural appearance, adding character and uniqueness to the floor by using planks of different widths.

Examples of Use

• In rustic or country-style homes, random-width flooring enhances the natural, handcrafted look of the interior.
• High-end residential projects use random-width flooring to add a custom, luxurious feel to the space.
• Historic renovations often employ random-width flooring to replicate the traditional flooring styles of the past.

Related Terms

• Plank Flooring: Wood flooring that comes in longer and wider boards compared to traditional strip flooring.
• Strip Flooring: Narrow wood flooring boards, typically of a uniform width.
• Engineered Wood Flooring: Flooring made from layers of wood with a hardwood veneer on top.

Notes

Installation of random-width flooring requires careful planning to ensure an aesthetically pleasing pattern and even distribution of plank widths.