Our Classic line of reclaimed flooring is presented in the four principle species:
Oak, Chestnut, White Pine, and Yellow Pine. This distinctive flooring possesses
a variety of character markings, such as knots, nail holes, weather cracks, occasional
insect traces, and has a wide variation in color and grain patterns.
We offer two grades — Classic Distressed and Classic Remilled.
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A Choice of Two Appearance Grades
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Classic Distressed Grade
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Milled from weathered boards, distressed grade is darker in color and more rustic. Light planing leaves much of the original patina intact.
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Classic Remilled Grade
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Made from boards resawn from antique beams, our remilled grade has lots of character with lighter coloration and a refined appearance.
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Antique Oak
The king of the hardwood forest, this noble wood is a mix
of red and white oak species. Its color ranges from light
reddish-tan to medium brown with a distinctive variety of
graining. Antique Oak makes a very hard and durable floor
that is well suited to high traffic areas, and its casual
appearance makes it a classic.
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Antique Chestnut
Once a dominant forest species, chestnut is now extinct due to widespread blight at the turn of the 20th century. Light golden to chocolate brown in color,this uncommon wood is of medium hardness with a scattering of small worm holes. Rare and beautiful, Antique Chestnut flooring lends rustic elegance to any interior design.
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Antique White Pine
This fine-textured softwood, typically found in northeastern country houses, has consistent subtle graining and ranges in color from creamy yellow to honey brown. With a proud history of use dating back to the earliest Colonial times, Antique White Pine makes a warm and inviting floor, suitable for historic restorations or new homes.
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Antique Yellow Pine
A cousin to Antique Heart Pine, this historic wood ranges in color from light yellow sapwood to dense orange-brown heartwood, with lots of grain variation. Antique Yellow Pine is a “hard” softwood that wears very well under normal use. It is the perfect choice for achieving the comfortable look of an old country home.
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