Reclaimed pitch pine flooring manufacturer based in Yorkshire
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Reclaimed Redwood Pine Flooring - 140mm, 165mm, 205mm
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Old Face Reclaimed Redwood Pine Flooring - 140mm, 165mm, 205mm
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Redwood Pine Flooring - New
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Engineered Oak Flooring 21mm - European Manufactured
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Pitch Pine Flooring
We specialise in the manufacture of reclaimed pitch pine flooring - a slow-grown, hardwearing flooring, with a distinctive grain and plenty of character! Below you’ll find a helpful guide to some the features and benefits of our flooring.
Pitch Pine Flooring
Pitch pine flooring has been used for centuries as a stable and long-lasting flooring solution. It has fewer knots than standard pine, and due to the high resin content, pitch pine floorboards have a unique grain and figuring, with each board offering something slightly different. Some floorboards have a tight, straight grain and others display highly resinous ripples and waves.
Reclaimed Flooring
We make our pitch pine flooring from reclaimed beams salvaged from old buildings, such as mills and factories. This older timber was grown much more slowly than modern pine, resulting in a tighter grain, deeper colouring and a denser, more durable flooring.
Reclaimed timber also lends a lot of character with its nail holes, cracks and other imperfections. This allows pitch pine flooring to sit more naturally in period properties that require some age and personality!
Solid Wood Flooring
Our pitch pine flooring is made from solid wood, making it a high quality and versatile flooring solution. In contrast to engineered flooring, which only has a very thin, surface layer of your chosen timber (the rest being plywood), pitch pine floorboards can be sanded down and refinished many times, allowing you to erase scratches and dents, or completely change the style with different stains and finishes. This is particularly useful in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, where pitch pine floorboards really shine as a refreshable flooring solution!
Tongue & Groove Flooring
We manufacture our pitch pine flooring with tongue and groove edging for quick and easy installation. Tongue and groove helps to line floorboards up when laying and prevents draughts due to the snug fit. As the boards are interconnected, it also strengthens the finished flooring.
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