Planks ranges in color from light to medium honey and contain evidence of their age and their former life including blackened nail holes insect marks weathered cracks and some patina.
Chestnut reclaimed flooring thickness.
Call store for sample.
3 4 5 8 1 2 custom thickness upon request.
Available in 4 4 or 8 4 thicknesses.
For centuries the american chestnut was prized for its strong straight grained wood that was easy to saw and split.
Reclaimed chestnut flooring unfinished antique chestnut naturally rich color and character from decades of being the frame of a working barn this reclaimed chestnut flooring has beautiful character and style.
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We usually have 2 thick reclaimed chestnut lumber available in widths from 4 8 and sometimes up to 12.
Sku 10034302 as low as 3 98 sft.
Hemlock flooring when considering solid wood flooring made of a single 3 4 thick piece of wood.
Reclaimed chestnut flooring remilled overview our rare antique chestnut remilled flooring is made from hand selected barn wood.
Using reclaimed boards that were originally sawn to 1 thickness with a very large circular saw mill and then left exposed to the elements for 100 yrs or more allows us to leave a lot of the original patina and saw marks on the surface of the floor plank.
You will see 90 100 heart content along with fewer and smaller knots for a clean look but still with a rich reclaimed patina.
Solid wood flooring expands and contracts with changes in your home s relative humidity.
Chestnut flooring in the upstairs of an early american log cabin.
Based on incoming lumber.
We offer each flooring selection with two options.
This magnificent floor is a refined approach to antique flooring.
Highly resistant to decay chestnuts were used in a variety of applications from furniture and split rail fences to chestnut hardwood flooring and telephone poles.
Waterproof rustic reclaimed oak luxury vinyl plank flooring 5mm thick.
This custom 1 5 flooring was crafted from reclaimed.
Reclaimed wormy chestnut lumber.
The relatively soft density of chestnut limits its desirability as a floor in high traffic areas.
However by 1950 three and a half billion american chestnut trees were killed by the chestnut blight.