MSI W Series McCarran Clayborne Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series McCarran Clayborne is a wide plank engineered hardwood floor with warm medium brown oak color and active natural grain. The look feels familiar and classic, but the wider plank format gives it a more open modern scale.
Clayborne pairs a substantial real wood veneer with a layered engineered core, water-resistant design details, and a matte CrystaLux Ultra finish. The product supports float, staple, or glue installation when the selected method follows approved instructions and site conditions.
This floor can work in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, offices, and hallways where a warm brown hardwood is desired. It is useful when shoppers want a natural wood tone that is richer than beige but not as heavy as a dark brown floor.
Construction and Performance
- Engineered hardwood construction includes a 4 mm veneer over a layered core for real wood depth.
- Features 9.5 inch x 86 inch planks, 5/8 in total thickness, and micro bevel edges.
- Finished with matte CrystaLux Ultra for added surface protection and a low-sheen appearance.
- Approved for float, staple, or glue installation, allowing planning flexibility across suitable interiors.
- Warranty support includes limited lifetime structural coverage, limited lifetime residential finish, and 10-year light commercial coverage.
Color and Design Notes
- Clayborne has medium brown oak color with high grain movement and warm natural variation.
- The shade is medium, offering more richness than pale floors without the weight of dark hardwood.
- Wide boards help show longer grain lines and create a broad natural hardwood appearance.
- The color works with neutral walls, wood furniture, and transitional rooms needing warm balance.
Clayborne is a strong option when the project needs medium brown wide plank engineered hardwood with verified veneer construction, practical installation choices, and visible natural movement. It suits shoppers who want warmth without an overly dark floor.


































