MSI W Series McCarran Northcutt Engineered Hardwood Flooring
MSI W Series McCarran Northcutt is a wide plank engineered hardwood floor with light beige-blonde oak color and active natural grain. The floor feels bright overall, while the larger plank format helps show more of the wood character across each board.
Northcutt uses a real wood veneer over a stable engineered hardwood core. The product includes water-resistant design details, matte CrystaLux Ultra finish, and approved float, staple, or glue installation options when the selected method follows instructions and site conditions.
This color is useful for living rooms, bedrooms, dining areas, offices, and hallways where a light hardwood floor is desired. It can help open up an interior while still providing more natural movement than a quiet pale plank.
Construction and Performance
- Made with a 4 mm veneer over a stable engineered hardwood core for real wood surface depth.
- Planks measure 9.5 inch x 86 inch with 5/8 in total thickness and micro bevel edges.
- Includes matte CrystaLux Ultra finish and water-resistant product design details for practical hardwood use.
- Approved for float, staple, or glue installation, giving project teams flexibility within manufacturer guidance.
- Warranty support includes limited lifetime structural coverage, limited lifetime residential finish, and 10-year light commercial coverage.
Color and Design Notes
- Northcutt blends light beige and blonde oak tones with high natural movement across wide planks.
- The shade is light, making it helpful where a room needs lift and brightness.
- Beige undertones give the color warmth without making it as golden as honey oak.
- The wide board scale makes the active grain easier to read in open interior spaces.
Northcutt works for projects that need light wide plank engineered hardwood with real veneer construction, strong natural movement, and practical installation flexibility. It is best for shoppers who want brightness without losing visible wood character.


































