Douglas Fir (Zena)

Douglas fir is the Northwest's signature softwood and its most common tree, making up roughly eight of every ten trees west of the Cascades. As flooring it's a regional tradition: warm reddish tones, tight vertical grain, and a surface that wears into character rather than out of it. Like all Zena flooring, it's made as EdgeGrain: solid wood tiles built from ¾" strips rather than wide planks, assembled without glue and using more of every tree. Zena sources it from sustainably managed Oregon forestland, and it performs the way a softwood floor should when the species is right, proven over generations of farmhouses and equally at home in contemporary work.