MSI W Series McCarran Bramlett Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series McCarran Bramlett is a wide plank engineered hardwood floor with a beige-blonde oak visual and soft natural warmth. The color is light overall, but the longer boards and visible grain keep the floor from feeling plain or unfinished.
Bramlett uses engineered hardwood construction with a real wood veneer over a stable core. The floor includes water-resistant design details, a matte CrystaLux Ultra finish, and approved installation options for floating, staple, or glue applications when conditions support them.
This color makes sense for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, dining areas, and hallways where a light wide plank hardwood is preferred. It can brighten a room while still carrying enough natural oak movement to feel like a real wood floor.
Construction and Performance
- Made with a 4 mm veneer for a substantial genuine wood surface over an engineered core.
- Planks are 9.5 inch x 86 inch with 5/8 in total thickness and micro bevel edges.
- Water-resistant engineered hardwood design includes matte CrystaLux Ultra finish for surface protection.
- Approved for float, staple, or glue installation, allowing flexibility for suitable interior projects.
- Warranty support includes limited lifetime structural coverage, limited lifetime residential finish, and 10-year light commercial coverage.
Color and Design Notes
- Bramlett reads beige-blonde with light oak character and a clean natural grain pattern.
- The shade is light, helping rooms feel open without moving into a stark whitewashed look.
- Wide boards allow the pale grain lines to stretch visually across the floor surface.
- Warm beige undertones make this softer than cool gray or heavily weathered hardwood colors.
Bramlett fits shoppers looking for lighter wide plank engineered hardwood with verified 4 mm veneer thickness, a soft neutral tone, and practical installation flexibility. It is a good option when brightness and real wood character are both important.


































