Grandeur Hardwood Flooring
6360 Northwest Drive L4V 1J7 Mississauga, ON, Canada

Come take a look at our modernized showroom updated with new display cases showcasing over 100 of our most popular and latest products. Please note that we are a wholesaler and are therefore only open to our designated dealers.

Our new Ultimate collection of glue down/ loose lay vinyl is our best-suited vinyl product for commercial use, offering a 0.5mm wear layer. The 7" x 48" x 5mm waterproof planks are remarkably easy to install and repair. Visit our website to see close up photos and alternate angles of the Ultimate collection. https://grandeurflooring.ca/ultimate-collection.html

Our Ultra collection of engineered oak and maple hardwood focuses on the natural beauty of the wood through its focus on colour and texture. Within the collection, Flat White is smooth to the touch while the rest of the products are lightly wire-brushed for a more natural, textured appeal.

The new avant-garde additions to our Metropolitan Collection offer a beautiful and dynamic range in style. The neutral coloured engineered oak floors are all 7 1/2 wide, with the vast majority of planks being 6 feet long. Each product is smoked to give them their naturally tinted colour. Within the collection, Nordic Sand and Riverstone are given a light wire brushing. Stratus, Petrichor, Cliff, and Snowfall are given a light saw marking and wire brushing for an elegant texture unique to this collection.

When looking to purchase new wood flooring it is always good to understand the different installation options available, as well as the pros and cons of each. The primary types used today generally are either, tongue and groove, or click lock. Tongue and groove Tongue and groove planks, utilize two tongue sides and two groove sides. The planks fit together like a jigsaw puzzle where the tongue sides slot into the groove sides.... Pros and cons - Tongue and groove flooring can be installed over almost all subfloor types. - Tongue and groove is almost always nailed down onto a plywood subfloor and is therefore more secure than a floor that is floated. - Most of our products that we offer at Grandeur, being 3/4" thick tongue and groove, are designed for the specifications generally followed in Ontario and most of Canada. - For tongue groove floors to be installed securely, it is strongly suggested that they be also held together with staples or cleats. - With increasingly larger hardwood planks becoming more popular, it is very important that any engineered floors 7 1/2" or wider be both nailed down and glued down to prevent future shifting and squeaking in the boards. Click-lock Click-lock flooring is an increasingly popular installation method. Similar to tongue and groove flooring, simply put, it utilizes a dual hook that interlocks to hold the floor into place. That being said, the exact design can vary by manufacturer. Pros and cons - Click systems require less time and materials to install than tongue and groove because it can be float installed without nails or glue. - At Grandeur Flooring, we utilize the drop-lock-click system on all our vinyl flooring options, which are even more efficient than tap-lock. - Click-lock can generally be installed where you cannot use the nail or glue down, such as on a concrete subfloor, in basements, in condos, and in many commercial properties. - Click-lock systems require a more even subfloor for correct installation

With colours and processes specifically chosen for their uniqueness and increasingly popular style, our new Divine collection of engineered hardwood flooring was crafted for the modern home. The set utilizes Hard Maple that is lightly hand-scraped and distressed then hand-stained to play to the maple’s natural characteristics and exaggerate the grain and subtle variations in the wood. For increased durability, the collection uses naturally Hard Maple that stays pristine for longer. The extra-large planks are 7 by 34 with the majority of planks being 7ft long, the longest of all our products available.