MSI W Series McCarran Bourland Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series McCarran Bourland is a wide plank engineered hardwood floor with balanced gray-brown oak color and visible natural grain. The color stays neutral, making it useful when the design needs a hardwood floor that works with both warm and cool finishes.
The McCarran construction includes a real wood veneer over a layered engineered core, water-resistant product details, and a matte CrystaLux Ultra finish. Its wider and longer planks create a larger scale than standard narrow hardwood boards.
Bourland works well in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, offices, and hallways where a neutral wide plank hardwood is desired. It is especially useful when shoppers want visible wood movement without committing to a golden, red, or very dark floor.
Construction and Performance
- Built as engineered hardwood with a 4 mm veneer and layered core for genuine wood surface character.
- Uses 9.5 inch x 86 inch planks, 5/8 in total thickness, and micro bevel edges.
- Includes matte CrystaLux Ultra finish to help protect the hardwood surface while keeping sheen low.
- Approved for float, staple, or glue installation when project conditions and instructions support the method.
- Warranty support includes limited lifetime structural coverage, limited lifetime residential finish, and 10-year light commercial coverage.
Color and Design Notes
- Bourland blends gray and brown oak tones with high natural variation and visible grain character.
- The shade is medium, giving the floor more flexibility than very light or very dark colors.
- Cooler undertones help reduce the yellow cast that some shoppers want to avoid in hardwood.
- The wide plank format gives the neutral grain more space to show across open rooms.
Bourland is a practical choice for shoppers who want wide plank engineered hardwood with a neutral gray-brown color, verified veneer construction, and a real wood surface. It fits projects where flexibility and natural movement both matter.


































