Making a better product starts with the best ingredients, including UV stable paints from Germany, Titanium Plates designed in Italy and hardened in Belgium, and virgin raw materials.
Our commitment to innovation has led to advances such as our Quantum XTM Wear Layer which provides applicable products with industry-leading protection against scratches, stains, and dents, while the ClimateGuardTM core of our V-EVO® series withstands extreme heat and extreme cold, resulting in the best performing Stone Polymer Composite in non-temperature controlled environments, such as those found in new multi-family construction sites.
Welcome to Durato, Quality that will Floor you.
Beasley Flooring Products is dedicated to producing high quality hardwood and engineered flooring products through our state of the art manufacturing facility.
We are dedicated to providing exceptional products, superior service and innovative ideas. Combine that with a consistent manufacturing process, the results are a strong, established, company built to withstand the ever-changing marketplace.
An integral part of feeling confident in Aurora Hardwood comes from our dedication to providing a superior quality product. In order to consistently achieve this, we’ve created strict quality control systems throughout our operation. In addition, we utilize only the latest technologies and state-of-the-art equipment in our facilities with the highest quality raw materials and finishes for producing our high-end products. For this reason we confidently offer floors that come with 50-year, 25-year, and 15-year residential warranties and a 5-year commercial warranty to go with a lifetime structural warranty.
Union Church Millworks, Inc. was established in 1996 by Stephen A. Bennett. Located in the Alleghany Highlands of Virginia, Union Church specializes in 3/4” hardwood flooring, full-length paneling and wainscoting as well as a wide variety of mouldings and stair parts.
Approximately 97% of all logs purchased by Union Church Millworks are supplied by Parent Company Holdings or by loggers who have been trained in SFI (Sustained Forest Initiative) practices and procedures. Local landowners or farmers that do not traditionally harvest timber but may be doing so on a one time or non-routine basis supply the additional 3% of incidental timber.
