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TrafficMaster Glentown Oak Laminate: Model 37276 AH TM 7

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2026-11-10 · discontinued-flooring · trafficmaster

Representative photo of a medium oak laminate floor in a sunlit room corner, in the tone described for TrafficMaster Glentown Oak. Not a manufacturer carton photo, and the two-strip pattern may not show in this view.

TrafficMaster Glentown Oak (model 37276 AH TM 7, store SKU 258683) is a 7 mm, two-strip oak laminate that The Home Depot sold under the TrafficMaster brand. A 15 March 2014 archive of the Home Depot product page lists the specs below and already showed the item as not available in at least one localized store. FlooringFX’s discontinued-flooring index and leftover-request threads treat Glentown Oak as a color people were hunting by 2013 and 2014. A Home Depot product URL for this model was still being cited in FlooringFX catalog notes as recently as 3 November 2026, but a live fetch for this page was blocked (HTTP 403), so current national stock was not independently confirmed today. If you need more planks, leftover cartons are still the practical first search.

Do not confuse Glentown Oak with Gladstone Oak 32686. Copy 37276 AH TM 7 and 258683 from the carton end. The Home Depot product path ends in /202523579, which is the usual place the retailer puts an Internet number; this 2014 archive did not also print an “Internet #” label in the body, so use 202523579 only if it appears on your carton or receipt. Brand-wide carton layout is in the TrafficMaster carton decoder.

Published specs from the 2014 Home Depot page

The archived product overview describes a European-made, medium oak, textured, two-strip plank with an angle/angle glueless locking system and a square edge:

The 54-3/8 in. length and 28.6 sq. ft. carton are useful carton checks. Many other TrafficMaster 7 mm oaks are closer to 50-5/8 in. long and about 24 sq. ft. per box. The two-strip face (two board visuals on one plank) is another identification clue when you still have a loose plank.

Source note (as of 2026-11-10): model, store SKU and the specification list come from the 15 March 2014 Wayback Machine copy of The Home Depot product page ending in /202523579. Leftover-request context comes from FlooringFX’s own find-discontinued TrafficMaster thread (a 2013 comment offering leftover Glentown Oak boxes) and the discontinued-flooring index. A live Home Depot fetch was blocked (HTTP 403) from this draft environment.

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Glentown Oak sits in FlooringFX’s 10 to 24 request bucket, with leftover offers going back to 2013. Search classifieds and reuse centers under Glentown Oak, 37276 AH TM 7, 258683 and, if it is on your carton, 202523579. Post a free request, or list spare boxes, on the Match board via I need / I have. As of 2026-11-10 there was no open FlooringFX listing that named this color. Confirm the model on the carton end and compare shade in daylight.

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