Overview
From Bergamo Floors’ Bene line, Oak Alfano Bene is a European white oak engineered hardwood. Bergamo produces its floors in Italy, mixing traditional handcraft with modern machinery, and lists Eurofins, CATAS, CE and TSCA Title VI compliance. Each plank measures 9.5″ wide and 5/8″ (15mm) thick, with a 4mm hardwood top layer, in Random lengths up to 92.5″ (2350mm). Details: grade: light character; finish: Matte-brushed, UV-cured water-based polyurethane; edge: micro-beveled long sides, square ends; core: multi-ply cross-bonded baltic birch plywood. Warranty (Bergamo): 50-year residential finish · 10-year commercial · lifetime structural. Made in Italy. See Oak Alfano Bene at our Woodland Hills showroom at 21030 Victory Blvd, or ask us for pricing and availability.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Bergamo Floors |
|---|---|
| Product | Oak Alfano Bene |
| Line | Bergamo Bene (9.5″ wide, Light Character line) |
| Flooring type | Engineered hardwood |
| Species | European white oak |
| Pattern | Plank |
| Width | 9.5″ (242mm) |
| Length | Random lengths up to 92.5″ (2350mm) |
| Overall thickness | 5/8″ (15mm) |
| Top layer (veneer) | 4mm hardwood |
| Core | Multi-ply cross-bonded Baltic birch plywood |
| Grade | Light Character |
| Finish | Matte-brushed, UV-cured water-based polyurethane |
| Edge | Micro-beveled long sides, square ends |
| Warranty | 50-year residential finish · 10-year commercial · lifetime structural |
| Made in | Italy |
| Distributor item # | Contact us to confirm |
| Sq ft per carton | Not published by Bergamo — ask us |
| Installation methods | Not published by Bergamo — we confirm for your subfloor |
| Radiant heat | Not published by Bergamo — ask us before ordering |
| Last verified | Sept 22, 2026 (Bergamo product page and spec sheet) |
Color and Appearance
Light Character oak with natural variation. Bergamo does not publish a written color description, so view it in person before choosing.
Construction
Engineered construction pairs a real hardwood wear layer with a cross-layered plywood core. It is more stable than solid wood through Southern California’s dry Santa Ana winds and seasonal humidity changes, and the 4mm top layer leaves material for future sanding and refinishing.
Available Options
Bergamo’s Bene line also includes Turin, Usini, Sorrento, Valpoli, Pisa, Mondovi, Tramonto, Venosa, Lasa, Treviso, Capri. See all Bergamo floors.
Installation
Our crews check your subfloor for moisture and flatness, allow the boards to acclimate, and choose a glue-down, nail-down or floating method that suits your subfloor. Bergamo has not published approved installation methods for each product, so we confirm them with the distributor before your install. Learn more about our hardwood flooring installation.
Delivery and Pickup
Bergamo flooring is typically ordered through the distributor. Call to confirm current availability and lead time, and ask about delivery to your home or job site, or pickup from our store.
See It in Person
Visit our showroom at 21030 Victory Blvd, Woodland Hills (Mon–Wed & Fri 10–6, Thu 10–4, Sat 10–5, Sun closed), or request a free in-home estimate and we’ll bring samples to you.
Care
- Sweep or vacuum (hard-floor setting) regularly to remove grit.
- Clean with a barely damp mop and a cleaner made for polyurethane-finished wood. Never wet-mop or steam.
- Use felt pads under furniture and mats at entries.
- Keep indoor humidity steady. Very dry air can cause small seasonal gaps.
Warranty Summary
Bergamo warrants the surface finish for 50 years in residential use and 10 years in commercial use, plus a lifetime structural warranty. Coverage is for the original purchaser, requires installation by a licensed flooring contractor and NWFA care, excludes stairs from the wear-through coverage, and applies trade allowances (5% for milling and grading, 10% for finish wear). Moisture, humidity and installation-related damage are not covered. Read the full terms on Bergamo’s warranty page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does “Bene” mean in Bergamo’s names?
In Bergamo’s current range, “Bene” colors are the 9.5″ wide planks in Light Character grade. The same color name without “Bene” is usually the 7.5″ version.
How much does Bergamo Oak Alfano Bene cost?
We quote Bergamo flooring by project, because the final price depends on square footage, current distributor pricing and whether you need installation. Call (818) 963-0878 or use the form below for current pricing and availability.
Can I see this floor in person before I buy?
Yes. Ask us to set aside a sample at our Woodland Hills showroom, or request a free in-home estimate and we can bring samples to your home so you can see the color in your own light.
Do you install Bergamo flooring?
Yes. Our installers handle subfloor checks, acclimation, installation and finishing details. Bergamo’s warranty requires installation by a licensed flooring contractor.
Wood is a natural material. Color, grain and character vary from board to board, and screens and lighting change how a floor looks. Please contact us or visit our Woodland Hills showroom to see it in person before ordering.
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