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Custom Flooring Materials
We work with custom flooring companies that treat hardwood floors as architectural elements. From white oak and red oak to rift and quarter sawn programs, we supply the material that flooring makers rely on to create high-end, hard-to-find floors.
Custom HardwoodFlooring Materials
For Boutique Flooring Makers & Installers
We specialize in supplying custom hardwood material to boutique flooring companies, specialty installers, and manufacturers who make flooring as a finished product.
If your work involves wide-plank, long-length, design-driven hardwood floors, the kind that function as architectural elements rather than commodities, this is where we fit.
We Supply the Wood, You Make the Floors
We provide the raw material and milling precision that custom flooring shops need to execute exceptional work.
We work with companies that:
Manufacture their own flooring lines
Build custom floors for one-off architectural projects
Install specialty hardwood flooring in high-end residential or commercial spaces
Require consistent, high-quality lumber at scale for flooring production
We are not selling cartons of prefinished boards. We are supplying lumber and milled stock to professionals who turn wood into finished floors.
Material Built for Custom Flooring Production
Flooring manufacturers and installers come to Mason’s Mill & Lumber because standard flooring supply chains don’t support the level of control their work demands.
We support:
Wide-plank and long-length material suitable for custom milling
Consistent runs of lumber for multi-room or multi-phase projects
Selectable grades, from clean and uniform to expressive character
Material continuity across floors, stairs, and architectural millwork
Whether you’re producing flooring in-house or working closely with a finishing partner, our focus is on providing material that performs reliably through the entire process.
Frequently Asked Questions
For Custom Flooring Makers & Installers
Yes. We regularly supply material intended for wide-plank and long-length flooring production, where consistency, stability, and grain control are critical. Our inventory and milling capabilities allow flooring makers to work with board widths and lengths that go well beyond typical flooring supply constraints.
es. Rift and quarter sawn lumber is a key part of our flooring material programs.
This grain orientation offers:
Straighter, more uniform grain patterns
Improved dimensional stability in wider planks
Reduced seasonal movement
A refined appearance commonly associated with architectural and European-style flooring
These qualities make rift and quarter sawn lumber especially valuable for flooring manufacturers producing high-end, design-driven floors.
Yes. We work directly with flooring manufacturers and installers to supply material milled to fit their process.
Support can include:
Custom widths, thicknesses, and lengths
Grade selection appropriate for flooring production
Milling strategies aligned with finishing requirements
Material consistency for multi-room or phased projects
Our goal is to supply flooring-ready material that integrates smoothly into your workflow.
No. Mason’s Mill & Lumber does not sell retail, prefinished, or boxed flooring products.
We supply lumber and custom-milled material to professionals who manufacture, finish, or install flooring as part of their own process.
Yes — particularly installers who specialize in custom, high-end hardwood flooring and work closely with designers, builders, or manufacturers.
We understand how material consistency, sequencing, and finish compatibility affect installation, and we supply wood with that context in mind.
We focus on material quality, scale, and consistency, not retail turnover.
Flooring professionals partner with us because we:
Supply lumber suitable for custom flooring production
Support wide-plank and long-length programs
Understand grain orientation and stability requirements
Coordinate material across flooring, stairs, and architectural millwork
We’re a material partner for companies that treat flooring as an architectural surface — not a commodity.
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