Collection: Hartco Hardwood Floor Vents

A flush vent for a Hartco floor starts with three details: the collection, the color, and the size of the hole in the floor. Hartco engineered hardwood runs 3/8 or 1/2 inch thick depending on the line.

What we know about Hartco hardwood

  • Performance Plus: 3/8 in, 5 in wide
  • TimberCuts: 1/2 in hickory in 3-1/2, 5-1/2 and 7-1/2 in widths
  • Float, glue or staple

Parent company: AHF Products. Sold through Hartco dealers.

Collection details are on the Hartco website.

Things to know before you order

Hartco can go down several ways: floating, gluing or stapling. The method under your floor does not change the vent, but the board thickness and the opening size do, so those are the two numbers we ask for.

TimberCuts boards carry circular and straight saw marks. Those marks are part of the look, so a vent from a plain smooth stock material would break up the pattern.

TimberCuts goes down as a mix of 3-1/2, 5-1/2 and 7-1/2 inch widths. A register opening can land on any of them, so tell us roughly where the vent falls in the pattern.

Hartco vent questions

Where do I find my Hartco color name?

The carton label lists the collection and color. Your installer's invoice usually has it too.

How much does a Hartco hardwood vent cost?

It depends on the sizes and how many you need, so we quote each Hartco job. Use the quote button above.

My Hartco floor is a few years old. Does that matter?

Wood mellows with light, so an older Hartco floor may not match a new sample. Keep a spare board from your own install if you have one.

Which vent sizes work with Hartco hardwood?

We make hardwood floor vents in 2x10, 2x12, 2x14, 4x10, 4x12, 4x14, 6x10, 6x12 and 6x14 inches; returns in 6x20, 6x24, 6x30, 6x36, 8x20, 8x24, 8x30 and 8x36 inches. Measure the opening in the floor to pick yours.

How thick is Hartco flooring?

3/8 or 1/2 inch, per the manufacturer. Measure a spare board to be sure, since lines differ.

From measurement to quote

  1. Gather detailsHartco collection, color and board thickness.
  2. MeasureEach duct opening in the floor.
  3. Get a quoteWe price the vents and the matching return.

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