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Hip wood floor, timber detail

Hip

Wall Cladding

Collection
Reclaimed
Wood type
Pine, Genuine Reclaimed Sourced
Finish
Hand Painted
Dimensions
120-125mm x 20mm x 0.6-4.2m

The Victorian period saw less availability of Elm, Pine floorboards then came into ascendency – often hidden by rugs and carpets or painted to appear as prestigious hardwoods instead.

How ironic then, that by reclaiming and meticulously restoring these solid Victorian-painted pine floorboards with their distressed paint finish, we turned yesteryear’s faux-stylish, flooring into today’s on-trend interior design medium.

These mid-tone planks, all of which add intrigue by being slightly different, contain some of the most interesting features Pine has to offer. Savour the vestigial blackened nail holes, distressed paintwork, and authentic wear and tear bestowed by so many generations.

Naturally, every engaging original detail remains visible on each worn-and-restored Victorian pine floorboard with its skillfully engineered jointing.

Honest, solid, and genuine reclaimed, these planks are supplied at random lengths, which creates quite the statement when installed on walls, ceilings and even floors – being perfectly adaptable to all three, thanks to a thickness of up to 18mm.

Architectural details are available upon request and are made to complement the tonal values of your floor. Maintaining this floor is effortless with our Care System 1.

To order a sample or discuss your project further by contacting our Woodworks Specification Consultant.

Specification

Wood Species
Pine
Design
Random Width Planks
Grade
Genuine Reclaimed Sourced
Construction
Solid
Width
120-125mm
Thickness
20mm
Length
0.6-4.2m
Finish
Hand Painted
Surface Texture
Distressed
Colour
Medium
Certification
UKTR Compliant
Edge Detail
Hand Rolled Edges
Care System
Care System 1

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