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Reclaimed Heart Pine grades and features
Character Grade Pine
Number One Grade Pine
Number One Grade Pine
- Our most rustic grade. Shows signs of use and aging with unlimited knots and nail holes
- Displays color variations
- Not all boards will have heart content
Number One Grade Pine
Number One Grade Pine
Number One Grade Pine
- More frequent nail holes than Premium or Quarter Sawn
- Knots may be more frequent & larger
Select Grade Pine
Number One Grade Pine
Select Grade Pine
- Tight growth ring patterns
- Straight lines, sometimes called pin-striping
- May have occasional nail holes and small knots
Quarter Sawn
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Select Grade Pine
- Tight growth ring patterns
- Very few knots or imperfections
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Reclaimed Heart Pine is made from the center (heart) of the tree. It was widely used in the construction of mills and factories during the Industrial Revolution. Often times trees were up to 500 years old before they were harvested, which allowed time for the heart of the tree to mature. Authentic antique heart pine displays a tight wood grain appearance and a deep, rich color that deepens with time. It is extremely stable and naturally resistant to decay and pests
End Matched
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Our flooring is end-matched during the milling process. End-matching is an additional process that produces a precise tongue-and-groove on the ends which gives the planks a snug fit. Additionally, end-matching saves time and money during installation by eliminating waste and the need to cut each plank on site.
Solid vs engineered
It is important to consider usage and environment when planning for hardwood flooring. We offer two methods of fabrication, solid plank and engineered plank with a 4 millimeter wear layer. The same premium timber is used in producing each, and therefore will look the same on the surface, however the foundations have important differences.
Solid plank is typically laid over plywood sub-floors. It can be nailed or glued. Solid is very durable and can be sanded and refinished multiple times making it suitable for high traffic areas.
Our engineered wear layer exceeds industry standards providing a life span equivalent to solid planks. Engineered is typically laid over existing floors, sub-floors, or concrete. It can also be nailed or glued. Engineered is resistant to humidity and preferred in bathrooms, kitchens or basements.
* Wide Variety of Lengths and Widths Available. Please consult with installer
Reclaimed Oak and Features
Clean Face Oak
Kentucky Fence Oak
Kentucky Fence Oak
- Resawn from barn wood timbers
- Can be stained or left natural
- Rustic characteristics. Knots and nail holes are common
Kentucky Fence Oak
Kentucky Fence Oak
Kentucky Fence Oak
- Salvaged from fences of the beautiful thoroughbred farms in Lexington, KY
- Available surfaces Hit-and-Miss or Clean Face
- Rustic characteristics. Knots and nail holes are common
Barnwood Oak
Kentucky Fence Oak
Reclaimed Oak
- Salvaged from barns and tobacco warehouses
- Available surfaces - Clean Face, Hit-And-Miss or Original
- Rustic characteristics. Knots and nail holes are common
Reclaimed Oak
Reclaimed Oak
Reclaimed Oak
Reclaimed Oak is most often salvaged from Amish barns, tobacco warehouses as well as various factories. It is a popular choice for high traffic areas, such as hallways, children's rooms and entry ways. It is often used in commercial applications.
Species
Reclaimed Oak
Pre-finished
We specialize in heart pine and oak. However if you are interested in a specific species please let us know as we will do our best to accommodate you
Pre-finished
Reclaimed Oak
Pre-finished
Cashel offers the option of unfinished or pre-finished in heart pine and oak for your flooring. We are here to exceed in all your flooring needs and appreciate the opportunity to help make your house a home.