Baltic Pine Flooring

The thickness of the boards depends on the era the home was built.

Baltic pine flooring.

Recycled tasmanian oak timeless and durable floorboards. Baltic pine european timber february 6 a recent addition to our timber range the rich contrast and character of blackwood makes for an eye catching robust new flooring in this renovation. It was the main flooring timber used throughout the building of homes since before the turn of the century. Available as direct stick 85x14mm.

Originating from europe and asia the dark and tight grain lines that run throughout the timber allow for consistently pleasant finishes with most staining and polishing options. We sell baltic pine floorboards as their softwood surfaces and colors make for a popular addition to all homes. Of all the types of flooring available wood is still the most popular. These old floors have been susceptible to borer and termite damage water damage dry rot rising damp and worse of all been victims of the horrendous renovations performed during the late 60s and the 70s which was an.

Our solid blackwood overlay makes a great improvement to any home at a very affordable price. But pine wood flooring is another strong contender in the beauty stakes a softwood that s been used to make floorboards for centuries and a feature of many old homes across britain. As a general rule of thumb the boards are either 150 mm or 100 mm wide however there are various other uncommon sizes. Many of the baltic floors we restore are over a hundred years old and boy some sure look like it.

Baltic pine was used extensively in melbourne house construction up until the 1950s. And oak floorboards are gorgeous as well as fashionable. Baltic pine is a massive part of floor sanding in melbourne. Great prices from quick turnover and low overheads.

Post world war two homes generally have 19 mm thick boards.