Plankmaker

Original Pine

Pine Paneling

Original planks (paneling or flooring) should always be your first option if possible. They are beautifully authentic! The color and texture of original planks with a natural oil finish is the most beautiful floor attainable. If you prefer a perfectly uniform surface, they can always be lightly sanded, taking care to preserve as much original color as possible. If you prefer a more redish-orange color, typical of antique pine, you simply need to take off a little more of the original surface.

Hand Hewn Beams

All of our beams are hand hewn and reclaimed from original structures. Our beams are available in a variety of sizes. Long lengths are sometimes available. Customers should allow extra time for locating particular beam sizes. However, we usually have beams for rafters, ceilings, and posts readily available.

Old Faces

“Old Face” means that these Original boards still have all of their original surface wear and color. They are typically thickness planed using their top layer as the reference. Usually, these boards are 3/4″ in thickness. Other thicknesses are available. We recommend natural oil as a finish for these boards. Original surface color is highly sought after.

Sanded Faces

In this bedroom the owner chose to sand his original floors to contrast with the natural original paneling and natural original beams which maintain both their original wear and surface coloring. Natural Oil is the only finish we recommend on wood.

Hand Hewn Planks

Hewn planks have a variety of uses. Probably the most common use is to create "boxed beams" for use as exposed beams rather than using solid exposed beams. They are also frequently used for  facia boards and as trim.

Multilayer Stability

Engineered Multilayer floors are a much better alternative than solid wood floors. They have all of the assets of solid wood floors with none of their liabilities. All of our Multilayer floors can be installed anywhere and everywhere with ease. They can be installed above grade, on grade and below grade. They can be installed in basements, in attics, at the ocean or in the mountains with ease. That is an unusual quality for any floor!