MSI W Series Kelmore Sandora Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series Kelmore Sandora is an engineered hardwood floor with soft tan, blonde, and light brown color movement. The floor has a medium overall look, giving it more warmth than pale blonde styles while staying lighter than deep brown options.
Sandora combines a real wood veneer, stable engineered hardwood core, water-resistant design details, and matte CrystaLux Ultra finish. Its approved installation options include float, staple, or glue methods when the selected method follows the manufacturer guidance and project conditions.
This color makes sense for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, offices, and hallways where a warm neutral hardwood is preferred. It can bridge lighter and darker finishes, especially when the design calls for a floor that is warm but not visually heavy.
Construction and Performance
- Made as engineered hardwood with a 1.2 mm veneer over a layered core for genuine surface character.
- Features 7 inch x 48 inch planks, 3/8 in total thickness, and micro bevel edges.
- Supports float, staple, or glue installation with matte CrystaLux Ultra finish for surface protection.
- Water-resistant design details support practical interior hardwood use when the floor is maintained appropriately.
- Warranty support includes 25-year limited residential coverage and 5-year light commercial coverage when applicable.
Color and Design Notes
- Sandora shows tan, blonde, and light brown tones with high visible natural variation.
- The shade is medium, bridging light neutral rooms and warmer wood-focused designs.
- Oak species character is supported by the product data and visible through grain movement.
- The color works well when a room needs warmth without the depth of dark brown hardwood.
Sandora suits shoppers who want engineered hardwood with a warm neutral tone, verified veneer construction, and visible natural movement. It is a useful choice when the project needs color warmth while keeping the floor approachable and not overly dark.















