MSI Everlife Woodhills Brook Timber Hickory Waterproof Wood Flooring
MSI Everlife Woodhills Brook Timber Hickory is a waterproof wood floor with deep brown hickory character, gray-brown undertones, and bold natural movement. It is one of the darker Woodhills looks, with stronger variation than the lighter oak colors.
The floor combines a genuine real wood veneer top layer with a waterproof stone-based rigid core. It offers the locking format and waterproof construction shoppers associate with rigid-core flooring, while keeping a real wood veneer surface instead of a printed vinyl visual.
Brook Timber Hickory is best for rooms that can handle a visually stronger floor. Kitchens, entries, basements, and active indoor areas can benefit from the waterproof core, while the dark hickory look works well as a design anchor against lighter finishes.
Construction and Performance
- Constructed with a 1.2 mm real wood veneer over a waterproof stone-based rigid core for real surface variation.
- Features 7 mm total thickness, 6.5 inch x 48 inch planks, and enhanced bevel edges for definition.
- Includes attached pad and locking system installation for floating applications where waterproof wood construction is preferred.
- Uses CrystaLux Ultra with an Ultra Matte finish for protected performance and a low-sheen hickory surface.
- Warranty support includes lifetime limited residential, 20-year light commercial, and 15-year commercial coverage when applicable.
Color and Design Notes
- Brook Timber Hickory shows deep brown and gray-brown tones with strong hickory-style grain character.
- The shade is dark overall, giving the floor more visual weight than blonde or buff Woodhills colors.
- High color variation creates a bolder, more active surface with clear plank and grain movement.
- The darker hickory look pairs well with simple walls, light cabinets, and rooms needing contrast.
Select Brook Timber Hickory when the project needs a darker waterproof wood floor with genuine veneer texture, attached-pad construction, and visible hickory-style movement. It suits shoppers who want depth and contrast rather than a quiet pale floor.
