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European white oak flooring in a natural tone
Drift natural white oak flooring sample by Stuga on a forest pathway
Two wood flooring samples on a striped blanket with labels reading "shell" and "drift"
Drift

Drift

$8.25 sq ft

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Typical delivery time is 9-12 business days once an order is placed

+ Free Small Sample
+ $25 Large Sample - 2'x3'
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Imagine walking through a forest as a crisp, evergreen breeze whistles by, stately trees sway and bark catches the light, creating a dappled pattern on the earth. That sense of peace only nature can provide is both calming and invigorating. A narrower, more accessible version of our best-selling floor, Shell, Drift exudes that same feeling.

Like an afternoon walk in the woods, its construction features subtle, free-flowing movement, crafted from 5-inch wide white oak boards, hand-scraped detailing, and topped with an oiled finish, further highlighting its organic beauty. Drift’s design isn’t just visually appealing, it’s an ideal choice for those desiring beautiful, European-built, and eco-friendly floors.

Because Drift walks the line between traditional and modern, it’s a great pick for homeowners, builders, and designers alike.

No random lengths, ever. Each plank is 5 ⁷⁄₁₆" wide and 86 ⅝" long. Enjoy the look of long, full-length boards throughout your home.

THIS IS AN OILED FLOOR and needs to be oiled with Freshen Up Oil immediately after installation.

Maintenance

Extra love

Install & enjoy

Sun Exposure

Builds character

Forever young

Character

Rustic

Modern

Stuga warranty

This floor has a comprehensive lifetime guarantee. You can find the full warranty here.

Easy installation

This floor can be floated, glued, or stapled. View our install guides to find the best option for you.

Certifications
We’re rooted in Scandinavian sustainability practices. That means building floors that last 100 years, certified against the toughest environmental and indoor air quality restrictions in the world.

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Drift IRL

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It felt like such an impossible feat to get to a place where the flooring was consistent, but Stuga made it impossibly easy.

Madelynn Hudson

Designer, M.H. Interiors

Two wood flooring samples on a striped blanket with labels reading "shell" and "drift"
Emily Henderson River House wood ceilings in color Drift by Stuga
Semihandmade kitchen cabinet showroom with Stuga flooring in the color Drift

The OG wood floor from Sweden

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Beautiful oil finish

Common throughout Europe, Drift's oil finish allows the full texture and beauty of wood to take center stage. It provides a wonderfully organic feel underfoot while aging beautifully. In high-traffic areas like kitchens and entryways, annual re-oiling is required.

Drift FAQ's

It's fairly attribute heavy, meaning it will have varying sizes of knots throughout, some up to 3" in size, in addition to fully filled in cracks that are up to 8-9" in length on some boards. There is a wide range of wood graining in Drift which makes this such a breathtaking floor, allowing you to experience the full variety of a trees characteristics. Dark browns are present around the knots while creamy tans and lighter medullary rays occupy some planks.

Our clients like our oiled floors because the detailed texture of the wood can be experienced in a closer way than traditional top-coat finishes. You can really "feel" the wood which is sensory enhancing and very grounding. Plus they age gracefully over time like antique furniture. They quite possibly will look better 10 years from now than they do right out of the box. Scratches and dings can be spot-oiled to minimize their appearance.

Not really. It does need to be oiled immediately after installation with Freshen Up oil, which is very, very easy to apply with the dust mop and pad provided in your Welcome Box. The oil is a protective layer against anything from above, like water and other liquids that can stain the wood. Think of it like protecting an old piece of furniture. Every six months we recommend to re-oil high traffic areas, any areas that take a lot of wear and tear from above like kitchens or entryways. This re-oiling can be done area by area with the dust mop and pad. There is no need to remove all furniture and rugs, etc., since very little traffic is happening in those areas. When spot oiling annually in low traffic areas, the oil will dry in 6-8 hours and takes a full 24 hrs to cure so if you oil before bed or prior to spending a weekend away that's ideal.

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Absolutely! We do recommend re-oiling every year in a kitchen to ensure it's protected from stains from above.

Absolutely! This floor performs wonderfully in any area of the home except a full bath.

Applying touchup oil can mitigate the visibility of any scratches. If that doesn't work, we recommend using oils by Rubio Monocoat for minor touch ups. The Rubio color we use is named Natural. Small sample bottles can be purchased at various website if needed. Unfortunately, we do not sell their touch up oils at this time.

Yes, two times. The likelihood of you ever sanding/refinishing your floor is very low. The likelihood of you sanding your floor twice is essentially zero. The main reasons for sanding/refinishing your floors is if they've been heavily neglected and abused to the point of severe damage, or if you wish to change the color. But, sleep peacefully knowing that these floors will last a lifetime for you or the next owners of your space.

We don't consider this to be a high contrast floor. Boards can vary between light tan to muted brown. This adds an subtle organic movement to the floor which is quite calming.

Since it's such a long plank, yes, it's very likely that the carrier won't be capable of bringing the pallet onto the ground. We recommend having a few people there to assist in taking the cartons off of the truck and into your home. Generally speaking, our carriers will not hand-carry cartons into your house since they are only contracted for curbside delivery. 

It's made in Europe.