TrafficMaster Benson Oak Discontinued: How to Identify It

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2026-11-10 · discontinued-flooring · trafficmaster

TrafficMaster Benson Oak (model 367361-00182, UPC 846184000999) is a light oak, wood-grain laminate that was sold under The Home Depot’s TrafficMaster brand. An Amazon product listing for this model was already marked “Currently unavailable” in a March 2016 archive, and later retailer titles for the same model string include the word discontinued. Extra planks for a repair usually have to come from leftover cartons, not a store reorder.

Brand-wide carton layout is covered in the TrafficMaster carton decoder. Copy model 367361-00182 and, when it is printed, the UPC 846184000999 from the carton end. Do not invent an Internet or store number from a “similar items” suggestion.

How to confirm Benson Oak on a carton

If original boxes or a receipt survive, the model string 367361-00182 or the printed color name “Benson Oak” is the most reliable check. The UPC 846184000999 is a second identifier when the carton still shows a barcode. Without packaging:

• Measure a loose plank or threshold piece. Retailer listings describe the plank as 7 mm thick, 8-5/64 in. wide, and 47-41/64 in. long. That width is a little larger than many older TrafficMaster 7.6 in. oaks, which helps rule some look-alikes out, but dimensions alone do not prove the color.
• Compare color in daylight. The archived Amazon listing describes a light oak color with a natural wood-grain texture and does not mention a grey or heavily distressed cast.
• Look at the back of a plank for manufacturing codes, and check the locking profile. Replacement planks need the same joint to click into an existing floor.

Photograph the full carton end in daylight before you buy leftovers or post on the Match board: brand strip, color name, model, UPC, thickness, coverage and any lot stamp.

Published specs for model 367361-00182

The Amazon listing titled “TrafficMaster Benson Oak 7mm Thick x 8-5/64 in. Wide x 47-41/64 in. Length Laminate Flooring,” archived 10 March 2016, gives:

• Brand: TrafficMaster (the listing also prints “Trafficmaster”)
• Model / part number: 367361-00182
• Thickness: 7 mm
• Plank width: 8-5/64 in.
• Plank length: 47-41/64 in.
• Color, as written: light oak with a natural wood-grain texture
• ASIN: B00OAB470E
• Date first available on that listing: 8 October 2014

A current Amazon product-details snippet for the same ASIN also prints UPC 846184000999. Coverage per carton, pieces per box, AC rating, attached pad, lock type, warranty and country of origin were not on the 2016 archive opened for this page, so those are left blank here rather than guessed.

Source note (as of 2026-11-10): model, plank size and the “Currently unavailable” status come from the 10 March 2016 Wayback Machine copy of the Amazon listing (ASIN B00OAB470E). The UPC comes from that listing’s current product-details line. A live Home Depot product-page fetch was blocked (HTTP 403) from this draft environment, so current store stock was not rechecked by a fresh Home Depot fetch.

What will not match model 367361-00182

• Other light or “honey” TrafficMaster oaks with different model strings, including Hampton Honey Oak and the many “Classic Oak” or “Honey Oak” names that appear on both laminate and peel-and-stick vinyl. A similar photo is not a match.
• Nearby oak names that are easy to mix up in a search, such as Gladstone Oak 32686 or Glentown Oak 37276 AH TM 7. Those are separate products with their own carton IDs.
• TrafficMaster Allure Ultra solid vinyl click, GripStrip adhesive Allure, and LifeProof rigid-core vinyl. Those constructions will not lock into a 7 mm laminate floor.
• Harmonics or other warehouse-club cartons that only look similar in a photo. If the brand strip says Harmonics, search for that product instead.
• Any “close enough” click plank with a different brand strip, model string, thickness or locking profile.

Where leftover boxes turn up

Benson Oak is one of the colors FlooringFX readers have asked about most often (the color catalog groups it in the 100+ request bucket). After a product leaves regular retail, remaining boxes are usually held by homeowners, contractors and small resellers:

• Local classifieds and online marketplaces, searched under Benson Oak, 367361-00182 and UPC 846184000999
• Community forums and neighborhood groups
• Independent flooring stores and liquidators
• Building-material reuse centers
• The FlooringFX Match board (free to list): post the pattern and quantity needed, or list leftover boxes you still have via I need / I have

When buying from a private seller, check that boxes are sealed or that planks are undamaged, and confirm the model number on the carton end. Shade can vary between production runs. As of 2026-11-10 there was no open FlooringFX Match listing that named Benson Oak, so a new request is the way to put the color in front of people who still have cartons.

If an exact match never shows up

• A similar light oak laminate. Look for 7 mm laminate in a light, natural oak visual, then compare a loose plank in daylight for color, grain and the locking joint.
• Transition strips. Install a different floor in an adjoining room, separated by a threshold or T-molding.
• Borrowing planks. Move original planks from a closet or under furniture into the repair zone, and refill the hidden area with a close alternative.

Related reading

• How to find discontinued TrafficMaster flooring boxes
• TrafficMaster Hanover Oak 07800
• TrafficMaster laminate guide
• TrafficMaster carton decoder
• Discontinued TrafficMaster laminate flooring colors

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