Reclaimed Antique Wide Plank Flooring

Antique White Pine

Typically found in the past as wide plank flooring in New England homes, White Pine was the prominent timber specie used in construction in New England in early American times. Tall and straight, White Pine was prized for ship masts by the British Navy during colonial times. Our Antique White Pine is re-milled from dismantled mills, barns, sheds, and occasional old homes. Available in solid ¾” planking which has been kiln-dried, tongue & grooved, back-relieved, with pre-squared ends.

Rustic Antique White Pine
	Re-milled from beams, timbers and framing with a color ranging from creamy yellow to honey brown. Subtle graining with distinctive red or black knots, also containing nail holes, worm markings, and seasoning cracks. Creates a warm and inviting floor similar to floors found throughout New England homes in past centuries.

Distressed Antique White Pine
	Milled primarily from aged barn siding, sheathing and weathered boards which provide distinctive color contrasts created during the aging process. Will contain numerous knots, nail holes, worm holes, weathering cracks, saw marks, and signs of prior use. Has a deeper and more varied color range than our Antique Rustic White Pine.

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