Shaw Jubilee is a dropped product. I would recommend going with a running line product. If you run short or have damage you won't be able to get any more and that would make your total install a bust. I have included a link to all Shaw Hardwood Floors running line products as of July 1st 2009. Here is a link that might be useful: Shaw Running Line Products

Pictures would be a big help!!

We got ours from Dalton Flooring in GA. If you’re having a hard time finding it, I’d call Shaw and see if they’ve renamed it from when you originally bought it and if so, ask them to send you a sample to make sure it matches. The Shaw website has Mountain View Quarry that looks similar on my screen, but you definitely want to verify with them.

The 'variability' is not the floor itself (there is going to be a slight variation because wood changes in colour after 6 months = fading or darkening...depending on the species). The LIGHTING is the issue. If each level of 'light' is a variable, then you have 4-5 DIFFERENT variables BEFORE your eye looks at the picture. 1. The LIGHTING of the photo studio 2. The light FILTER on the camera (aka the lense) 3. The LIGHT FILTER used ON the computer that the WEB TECH has set to do the 'cut and paste' to create a room shot 4. The type of SCREEN you have on your device 5. The LIGHT FILTER on your screen (the way you have set the screen settings) 6. Your own eye....some people are unable to see all colours (colour blindness can be VERY subtle). Wow. Those are MASSIVE variables. Each one will DISTORT the actual look of the product. Imagine having 5 distortions BEFORE you see the colour. Some of these floors can look REALLY different from the 'live' sample. The live sample will have ONE distortion = your eye. And that's the same eye you would use to view the online pics. Trust the live sample over the online photos. It just makes sense.