Specifications

Antique engineered floor
1.exotic appeal
2.recreated by hand scraping to look like antiques
3.accessible in rustic grades

Antique engineered floor

1.Antique wood flooring has a certain exotic appeal, better than newly milled wood in appearance and engineering properties.

2.Antique flooring is accessible in rustic and distressed grades. The distressed grade has character markings and color variations, and it expands and contracts during different seasons -- expanding in the summer and shrinking in winter

3. Antique wood floors can be recreated, while still retaining their color and attraction. New floors can also be made to look like antiques. Hand distressing is one method that gives an antiqued look to wood. This is done by hand scraping, using planes, chisels, wire brushes, grinders and ice picks.

4.They are from used beams from demolished buildings and barns and from recovered sinker wood. Antique wood flooring is also obtained from old buildings like factories, cotton mills and warehouses.

5. It includes antique pine, antique hemlock, antique heart pine, antique ash, antique elm, antique maple, antique beech, antique oak, antique chestnut, antique barn board and distressed barn board

 

ANTIQUE  engineered floor