ThermaSlab Finish Catalog & Surface Products

Spec for bath remodels, gallery-grade retail floors, and any space where the homeowner wants a light, stone-look surface without the weight or sealing of real marble. Pairs naturally with white-oak cabinetry and matte-black fixtures, and reads well under flat, modern lighting. Stock well ahead of spring remodel season — the Marble SKU clears fastest in coastal markets.

The high-volume workhorse SKU — spec as the default warm neutral. Golden Oak anchors kitchens, family rooms, and main-floor open plans without competing with cabinet stains or rugs. Distributors: this is your 24/7 stock item; keep two pallets at the warehouse and refill from the next factory run.

Spec for Scandinavian, Japandi, and coastal-modern interiors where the floor needs to brighten without reading yellow. The grain stays quiet under daylight and gains character under night-time track lighting. Sells steadily to architects working in Northern California, the Pacific Northwest, and the lakes markets of Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Spec for high-end custom builds where floor color needs to anchor the room against light walls. Pairs with our bronze-finish manifolds and warm-tone cabinetry. Stocked at the warehouse in our mid-Atlantic and Pacific Northwest depots.

The safe-but-characterful pick for builders selling spec homes and entry-level custom builds. Provincial Oak gives a slightly warmer middle brown than Golden Oak without going dark, hiding the dust and scuffs of pre-close punch lists. Distributors: pair this SKU with the Large Format panel for production-builder accounts.

Spec for lodges, primary suites in warmer-climate custom homes, and anywhere a homeowner wants a 'mahogany without mahogany' look. The rich brown carries across both the Standard panel for tight cuts and the Large Format panel for big rooms. Sells well in mountain and coastal regions where deeper finishes read as upscale.

Spec for traditional builds, colonial-revival restorations, and warm-palette interiors where the buyer wants cherry without the cost of solid cherry planks. The 3mm wear layer handles the same sanding cycles as solid hardwood. Distributors in the Midwest and the Mid-Atlantic should keep this SKU on a shelf — it over-performs in classic-style homes.

Spec for cabin builds, farmhouse-style remodels, and any space where the buyer wants the look of raw pine without the on-site finishing labor. The factory-prefinished coat seals the natural knots and readies the floor for foot traffic the moment the crew leaves. Pairs with shiplap walls, matte-black hardware, and barn-door sliders.

Spec for bathroom and kitchen retrofits, multi-zone installs, and tight rooms where the crew needs to move panels through standard doorways. The 22-lb panel weight and 24″ × 48″ footprint make it the right choice for any job where the building is already standing. Stock as the hero SKU at every depot.

Spec for production homes, open-plan great rooms, and any large-format install where the crew can put two-person handling in place. The 32-sq-ft footprint cuts panel count by ~75% against the Standard panel, which translates to fewer T&G seams, faster install, and lower labor cost per sq ft. Distributors: pair with Golden Oak and Provincial Oak for production-builder accounts.

Stock one plate kit per panel on the take-off to keep the install moving. Spreads the BTU from each PEX run laterally so the floor reads warm across its full width, not just over the tube. Builders ordering partial roofs or basement re-cores should pull two plate kits per zone as insurance against one dropped or damaged plate mid-install.

The bundle every ThermaSlab install needs alongside the panels themselves. Brands the consumables (adhesive, screws, sealant) to the spec — crews don't open three SACKs of generic PVA on the truck and risk shelf-life issues. Order one kit per 100 sq ft of floor plus one extras pack per zip for backup.