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American Chestnut
Chestnut is highly desired for its incredibly rich brown tones, as well as its relative scarcity.
Heart Pine
Heart Pine may well be the most warm and inviting of all woods.
American Oak
The fine grain, dark knots, checking and "flecking" visible from the vertical grain combine with a golden-coffee palette to produce a floor that is every bit as striking as it is durable.
Mixed Pines
A mixture of Hemlock, Heart Pine and Yellow Pines, our Antique Mixed Pines flooring defines the rustic warmth that our customers just can't help but love.
Milled Barn Siding
Nothing speaks more strongly to our mission of saving as much beautiful wood as we can than the flooring and paneling we create from reclaimed barn siding.
Original Patina Barn Siding
History abounds as we leave as much of the original weathered patina as we possibly can when crafting this flooring.
Heritage Ash
Ash is one of the finer hardwoods for flooring.
Heritage Cherry
Much like a fine wine, Cherry wood improves with age.
Heritage Hickory
It is hard to imagine a wood that has a more distinctive and bold grain.
Heritage Maple
Maple is an extremely hard and durable material that will stand the test of time.
Heritage Red Oak
Red Oak is appreciated for its striking grain and deep, brown-reddish tone.
Heritage White Oak
Our White Oak flooring is reminiscent of the European Oak found in English Manors and French Country Estates.
Heritage Walnut
Its highly figured grain patterns and rich, dark tones as well its general toughness make Walnut and excellent choice for flooring.
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