Armstrong Flooring launches TimberTones Densified Hardwood for commercial use; product offers six times more dent resistance than traditional wood, manufactured in Somerset, Kentucky

June 10, 2025 (The McMorrow Reports) –

Armstrong Flooring® TimberTones® Densified Hardwood is a groundbreaking innovation in commercial flooring. Made from 100% real hardwood, TimberTones is exclusively available through AHF Products . Using a patented process that applies heat and pressure—without acrylic fillers or chemicals—this technology densifies the wood by closing the open cells, densifying the veneer not the core, resulting in a floor that’s not only truly hardwood but also six times more dent-resistant and four times more scratch-resistant than traditional wood. Any wood, from oak and hickory to soft woods like walnut and pine, are now viable design options. For example, hickory, the second hardest wood species grown in the U.S. , measures 1820 on the Janka Hardness Scale, once densified skyrockets to 3500—quite the leap! Manufactured domestically in Somerset, Kentucky , TimberTones is built to withstand the demands of high-traffic commercial environments. Beyond its impressive durability, it’s also waterproof, offering 8 hours of top-down protection, and features antimicrobial technology to inhibit the growth of bacteria on the surface, ensuring a cleaner, low-maintenance solution. With TimberTones, designers get a stunning, 100% natural hardwood floor that combines beauty, strength, and easy upkeep, perfect for modern commercial spaces.

Visit AHF Products at NeoCon, Booth #7-5068.

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