Cincinnati Floor

During the 1930's the firm installed many prestigious projects including a large eight-acre teakwood installation at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI and the National Art Gallery in Washington, DC where four and one half acres of plank wood flooring was installed. During the post-depression era however the firm started diversifying and branching into other construction products, which evolved into various profit center divisions within the firm. One of these divisions, their Flooring Division continued to be the backbone of the firm's growth.