Earthwerks Parkhill EIR
The Earthwerks Parkhill WPC vinyl flooring collection provides a waterproof covering combined with natural hardwood for the best of both worlds: durability and eye-pleasing design. Also resistant to chemical spills, heat, light, and scuffs, the Parkhill collection can be utilized anywhere in the home and even some commercial applications. Backed by a lifetime residential and 30-year commercial warranty, you won't have to worry about sanding, costly replacements, or complicated installs that occasionally burden those who choose to go with authentic bona fide hardwood floors. One of the biggest draws to WPC flooring is the easy maintenance; all you need to keep Parkhill floors pristine is routine sweeping and damp mopping. Each plank style is offered in wide 7" x 48" planks with a 20 mil wear layer that boldly complement any interior design type, ranging from the modern to the traditional.
Earthwerks Parkhill WPC floors come in 12 colors, six in standard WPC and six more in EIR (embossed in register) planks. The latter options contain surface embossing to more accurately represent not only the look but also the literal feel of authentic hardwood planks. Sequoia is an excellent choice for those who love the sultry dark looks of charcoal blacks and natural grain patterns that embrace time-worn aesthetics. For a similar embossed option, check out Smithwick, a mix of charcoal and low-tone browns ideal for pairing with shabby-chic design elements. Lakepoint is one of our favorites; this embossed extra-light tan does an excellent job of drawing in natural light from the outside through large panoramic windows and adds depth to rooms with high ceilings. For a more intermediate universal color, we recommend the mid-tone browns of Sawmill. While this shade goes well with nearly any d
Earthwerks Parkhill WPC floors come in 12 colors, six in standard WPC and six more in EIR (embossed in register) planks. The latter options contain surface embossing to more accurately represent not only the look but also the literal feel of authentic hardwood planks. Sequoia is an excellent choice for those who love the sultry dark looks of charcoal blacks and natural grain patterns that embrace time-worn aesthetics. For a similar embossed option, check out Smithwick, a mix of charcoal and low-tone browns ideal for pairing with shabby-chic design elements. Lakepoint is one of our favorites; this embossed extra-light tan does an excellent job of drawing in natural light from the outside through large panoramic windows and adds depth to rooms with high ceilings. For a more intermediate universal color, we recommend the mid-tone browns of Sawmill. While this shade goes well with nearly any d
