MSI W Series Kelmore Dunova Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series Kelmore Dunova is an engineered hardwood floor with medium brown color, active grain, and a natural wood appearance. The tone is warm and grounded, making it a practical middle option between the lighter Kelmore colors and the darker Vexton look.
Kelmore uses engineered hardwood construction with a real wood veneer over a layered core. Dunova includes water-resistant design details, a matte CrystaLux Ultra finish, and approved installation options that include floating, staple, or glue methods when conditions support them.
This product makes sense for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, dining rooms, and hallways where a lower-profile engineered hardwood is needed. The 7 inch plank width gives the floor a familiar hardwood scale, while the medium brown color adds warmth without becoming overly dark.
Construction and Performance
- Engineered hardwood construction includes a 1.2 mm veneer over a layered core for genuine wood surface character.
- Planks measure 7 inch x 48 inch with 3/8 in total thickness and micro bevel edges.
- Finished with matte CrystaLux Ultra for surface protection and a low-sheen hardwood appearance.
- Approved for float, staple, or glue installation when the installation method matches approved project conditions.
- Warranty support includes 25-year limited residential coverage and 5-year light commercial coverage when applicable.
Color and Design Notes
- Dunova shows medium brown tones with high visual variation and visible natural grain movement.
- The shade is medium, bringing warmth without the visual weight of a dark brown floor.
- Oak species character is supported by the product data and appears through grain and tonal variation.
- The color works well with neutral walls, warm furniture, and transitional interiors needing natural movement.
Dunova is a practical choice for shoppers wanting engineered hardwood with verified veneer construction, a medium brown look, and flexible installation choices. It suits projects where warmth, lower profile thickness, and active wood character are all useful.
