Wide Plank, 18C, Original Surface, Red Pine Flooring

160sf of 18C, ship-lapped, original surface, partially painted Red Pine.  The boards are from two different rooms (I forgot one board, hence the picture of a single board).  One of the pictures shows the unpainted boards next to one of the partially painted boards to show the difference.  This flooring could be used ‘as is’ [...]

Wide Plank, 18C, Original Surface, Painted White Pine Flooring

150sf of 18C, ship-lapped, original surface, painted, antique white pine. Widths of ~10” to 16” and lengths of ~14’ to 16’.  The flooring could be used ‘as is’ or painted. Because of the condition of the original surface, this floor should not be sanded.  The original surface contours would show through the paint. As with [...]

Wide Plank, Antique, Painted and Sand Grade Red Pine

640sf+ of painted, 'sand grade' antique red pine from different rooms and sources.  This is ‘sand grade’ material to bring out the beautiful red pine grain and colors and remove the paint or finish. Some material partially or totally painted. It is a very hard, dense floor and sands smoothly.  It will make a beautiful [...]

Wide Plank, Antique, Original Surface Oak Flooring

260sf of early 19C., wide plank, circular sawn oak. Many are just under 12’ long and about 15% shorts (26”).  Widths approximately 6” to 16” and lengths from 9’6” to 11’9” plus the shorts.  About 210sf are 9’6” and 11’9”. Nominally 7/8” to 1” thick. Perfect for buffing to smooth high points of saw marks [...]

Original Hand-Planed Dark Patina Surfaced, Antique White Pine

400sf of a hand-planed, dark patina, wide plank, white pine, dark white pine from PA.  This batch seems to be darker than most white pine coming from PA and shouldn’t be mixed with other batches because of color difference.  Hand-planed, so no sanding required.  Widths of 8”-12” +/- and lengths of 10’-14’ +/- and approximately [...]

Original, 18C., NH Attic, White Pine Flooring for the Purist

700sf of fabulous white pine attic flooring from NH.  Great foot worn, straight sawn surface with some boards worn more than others, which typical attic floors of this age.  Most of these boards were ‘pegged’ with rectangular 3.5” wooden pegs, hand carved. First picture shows the sub-flooring with two pegs sticking out where the top [...]

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