Anderson Tuftex
Anderson Tuftex at FloorFreight —
Authorized Dealer for Premium Hardwood
Anderson Tuftex is Shaw Industries' premium hardwood brand — wide-plank engineered oak and walnut with natural color variation. FloorFreight is an authorized dealer, shipping the full lineup direct from Dalton, GA at authorized-dealer pricing.
The Brand
Crafted for Homes That Take Design Seriously
Anderson Tuftex is Shaw Industries' premium hardwood brand, built around engineered oak and walnut in wide-plank formats with hand-scraped and wire-brushed finishes. FloorFreight is an authorized dealer: shop the entire Anderson Tuftex lineup at authorized-dealer pricing, shipped direct from Dalton, GA with its full manufacturer warranty.
Why Choose Anderson Tuftex
100% real hardwood — a real wood veneer over an engineered core, stable enough for concrete and below-grade rooms
Face veneers from 1.2 mm to 6 mm; 2.5 mm is NWFA's refinishable minimum, measured at the lowest point on a wire-brushed, scraped or distressed style
Wide-plank formats from 4.7" to 10.25", with hand-scraped and wire-brushed finishes
GreenGuard certified for indoor air quality, with Lacey Act-compliant wood sourcing
50-year residential warranty on every Anderson Tuftex style we carry
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How It Compares
How Anderson Tuftex Compares
Anderson Tuftex vs. Standard Shaw Hardwood: Anderson Tuftex is Shaw Industries' premium hardwood and carpet brand. Compared to Shaw's mainstream hardwood lines, Anderson Tuftex hardwood features wider planks, hand-scraped textures, and more nuanced stain finishes. It's positioned as a step up from standard retail-grade hardwood, comparable to Bruce Plus or Mirage in the premium tier.
Anderson Tuftex vs. Site-Finished Hardwood: Anderson Tuftex engineered hardwood comes pre-finished from the factory, eliminating the dust and time of on-site finishing. On most styles the factory finish is also more durable than a typical site-applied polyurethane — multiple aluminum-oxide coats baked under UV light, not achievable with on-site application. Artisan Oak, Chateau Oak and Grand Estate have a UV oil finish instead.
Featured Styles
Shop Anderson Tuftex
Anderson Tuftex hardwood at FloorFreight ranges from $7.79 to $21.99 per square foot, with most styles landing in the $8–$14 range — premium engineered hardwood shipped direct from Shaw's Dalton, GA facilities at authorized-dealer pricing.
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Revival Walnut Herringbone
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3 colors available
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Guides & Reviews
Featured Guides
Anderson Tuftex vs Shaw Hardwood: Is the Premium Tier Worth the Price Jump? (2026)
Anderson Tuftex isn't Shaw's competitor — it's Shaw's own premium hardwood brand. Here's what the price jump actually buys, where the two catalogs overlap, and when standard Shaw is the smarter floor.
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Herringbone Flooring Guide: What Makes the Pattern Premium (2026)
Herringbone reads as premium for a reason — the pattern is a design choice and a labor choice. Here's how the layout works, where to get it in hardwood versus the LVP look, and what to plan for on install.
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Anderson Tuftex Tiers Compared: Entry vs Mid vs Premium (2026)
Anderson Tuftex spans four price tiers and a $14 gap per square foot. Here's what each tier actually buys you — and which one fits your home, your budget, and how long you plan to stay.
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Anderson Tuftex FAQs
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Is Anderson Tuftex the same as Shaw?
Anderson Tuftex is Shaw Industries' premium hardwood brand. It markets its own design-led collections, such as Provincial, Artisan Oak and the TERRA Collection, home of Grand Estate, and every Anderson Tuftex hardwood style we carry is imported, made in Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia or Paraguay. Same parent company; different design and price tier.
Can Anderson Tuftex hardwood be refinished?
Many styles can, and the face veneer and the surface texture decide which. The National Wood Flooring Association's guideline is that a floor with less than 3/32 inch (2.5mm) of wear layer should not be sanded, and 2.5mm is its minimum for a factory-finished floor to count as refinishable. On a wire-brushed, scraped or distressed floor, NWFA measures that 2.5mm at the lowest point of the texture, and sanding the floor flat removes the texture. Smooth styles such as Brasilia (3mm) and Revival Walnut (4.5mm) are above the line, and Valencia Walnut, also smooth, sits right at 2.5mm. The 3mm Chateau Oak, Provincial Herringbone and Transcendence are wire-brushed, so the wood left at the lowest point of the brushing is what counts. Have a flooring professional measure the wear layer on any of those four before sanding. The 4mm styles, including Artisan Oak, European Ash and Provincial Plank, and Grand Estate at 6mm are textured too, and their thicker veneers leave more wood for future refinishes. Styles at 1.2mm to 2mm, such as Imperial Pecan, Noble Hall and Confection, are below the line and rely on the factory finish for the life of the floor, renewed with a recoat rather than a sanding. How many times a floor can be refinished isn't a fixed number: NWFA ties it to the wear layer left, the floor's flatness and the skill of the person sanding it, and points to the manufacturer's guidance.
What's the difference between Anderson Tuftex's Provincial and Provincial Parquet?
Provincial Plank is a 7.5" wide, straight-lay engineered hardwood with a 4mm wear layer. Provincial Parquet is the same wood in pre-cut 31.5" herringbone modules designed for diagonal-pattern installation — same species and finish, different shape and install method.
How thick are Anderson Tuftex wear layers?
Across the Anderson Tuftex hardwood we carry, face veneers run from 1.2mm to 6mm. Imperial Pecan and Noble Hall are the thinnest at 1.2mm, most styles fall between 2mm and 4mm, Revival Walnut and Revival Walnut Herringbone reach 4.5mm, and Grand Estate is the only 6mm style. Each product page lists the exact thickness.
Does Anderson Tuftex offer hardwood for kitchens?
Yes. Anderson Tuftex's wider plank collections with thick wear layers are well-suited for kitchens. Look for styles with 4mm+ wear layers and review the engineered construction — multi-ply engineered hardwood handles moisture variation better than solid hardwood in kitchens.
Have a sample? Enter the code on the back.
Every sample chip is printed with its style number, and most carry a colour number too. Type it in and we will take you straight to that floor.
Codes look like VV488-02098, SW741 00879, or just 0278V. Case and punctuation do not matter.
- Where can I buy Anderson Tuftex hardwood flooring online?How Anderson Tuftex is sold, what to check before buying it from any online dealer, and the styles orderable today.
- Is FloorFreight an authorized Anderson Tuftex dealer?Yes — plus how the order reaches Shaw, and how to verify any dealer yourself.
Why Buy From FloorFreight?
Authorized-Dealer Pricing
No showroom, no sales floor. Every floor at the brand’s advertised price, shipped direct from the manufacturer.
Ships to the Lower 48
LTL freight nationwide. We walk you through every step of the delivery process.
$5 Sample Delivery
Touch and feel before you commit. Samples shipped straight to you.
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Browse the full Anderson Tuftex hardwood collection at authorized-dealer pricing.