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Koa flooring for Hawaii homes, without the koa price. Most floors on this page are koa-look or acacia-look floors: vinyl plank, SPC, loose-lay LVT or laminate printed and textured to look like Hawaiian koa or acacia. Those are not real wood. The exception is UA Floors Taiwan Acacia Natural, real acacia engineered hardwood (koa is itself an acacia, Acacia koa). Real koa is rare and expensive, and solid wood floors swell, cup and attract termites in Hawaii's humid, slab-on-grade homes. Koa-look vinyl gives you the warm red-gold grain and stays stable when the air changes.

See them in person. Compare these colors and take free samples home at our Nimitz Center showroom in Honolulu (Mon–Sat, 10 AM–5 PM, no appointment). Pick up at our Waipio warehouse in Waipahu, get Oahu delivery, or have it shipped to any island. We install on Oahu and Maui, with free in-home estimates on both islands.

Our koa-look and acacia-look floors

Koa flooring questions

Is this real koa wood?
No. None of them is koa wood. Most are koa-look or acacia-look vinyl and laminate; UA Floors Taiwan Acacia Natural is real acacia engineered hardwood.

Vinyl or laminate for a koa look?
Vinyl plank (SPC or LVT) is waterproof and has no wood fiber, so it is the safer choice for kitchens, bathrooms, ground floors and slab homes. Laminate has a harder, more wood-like surface but a wood-fiber core, so keep it out of wet rooms. See laminate vs vinyl plank in Hawaii.

Is there matching trim?
Yes for Nroro Hawaiian King Koa: matching reducer, T-molding, end cap, quarter round, stair nose and stair tread. Ask us about trims for the other colors.

Can you install it?
Yes, on Oahu and Maui. Book a free in-home estimate or call (808) 210-4807. For the Big Island, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai we ship the flooring by Young Brothers.