Yes, I have it in my master bedroom. I love my floor! It was installed 3 years ago and the wonderful thing is that because it's distressed, you just take a furniture marker to any dings or scratches and they blend right in. The dust here is from drywall as this was a new addition still in progress. You can see from the last picture that it cleaned up beautifully. Here is the link to where I purchased mine. They were wonderful to deal with. It cost me $5.11 to get it to my door. It looks like the price hasn't changed much. Here is a link that might be useful: I have ponderosa

The house we have now has (builder grade) Bruce Cabinets. The kitchen is a golden oak while the utility and bathrooms have Thermofoil (white) on which the plastic finish is cracking along sharp edges. The boxes are mostly furniture board and appear to be joined by glue and staples. The fronts and doors of the oak cabinets are solid wood and are nicely finished. So far, they are holding up our new, 3cm granite counters. We plan to stain them darker in the fall.

I have Bruce Oak Gunstock in both of my foyers that came with my townhouse and when my air conditioner died on me and caused a mini flood in the foyer next to utility room, garage, powder room and coat closet, the engineered wood floor bucked up, discolored, and the veneer pieces have lifted up and it looks awful. The Bruce Oak in the front foyer has faded with the sun and has worn out areas. One of my neighbors did refinish her two foyers to match the new Bruce Gunstock Engineered hardwood floors she bought for all of the floors in her home and it looks wonderful. Most of my other neighbors have been replacing their room wall to wall carpets and hardwood foyer areas with either hardwood in the main areas and tile in the kitchen and foyers or hardwood everywhere. Some of my neighbors have been even paying for a subfloor to install solid hardwood in their townhomes. These are nice townhouses that cost a lot since I live less than 1 hour from NYC when their is no traffic. The townhouse that replaced the carpets with the Bruce Engineered Wood surprised me since I had no idea that it could be sanded down and refinished. I am replacing my two foyer areas with Porcelain Tile and my wall to wall carpets with hardwood. In my kitchen, I am thinking of going with Porcelain Tile but I have not yet made up my mind seeing so many beautiful kitchen floors on this forum. I also want to see how I like the tile first in the foyer areas before I make my decision. I think I will first redo the foyer areas, then the carpets and then back to my kitchen that needs a new floor as well as a new dishwasher. I bought a new LG Stainless Steel French Door Refrigerator about 1.75 years ago that I love so I want my 18 year old dishwasher to match it. Amazingly my Almond Whirlpool dishwasher lasted this long but has been leaking for the last year but I wanted to replace it when I was ready to replace the floor and do a bit more renovating in the kitchen that has a great view to the woods in the backyard.

Robin Bruce is a division of Rowe Furniture. A great product for the money!