At Historic™, we know that many generations to come will cherish the subtle charm and one-of-a-kind character of a wide plank wood floor from Historic™ floor — in a home that is uniquely yours.
For those customers who wish to feature “bare” wood floors, we offer all our Historic Floor species unfinished. This is a great option for those who wish to have a minimalistic look, or who wish to do their own staining, treatment and finish.
Wine Barrel™ White Oak is the result of materials that are discarded during the selection process of producing barrel staves for wine and whiskey barrels. Missouri is the largest producer of this material due to the preferred white oak that the Ozark region produces. We curate these materials to produce a rustic floor.
Material Size: 3 ¼”, 4” and 5”
Old World™ Red Oak is considered a “mill run” product, meaning that we yield the entire product from a given log during the production of the material. The result is a rustic red oak flooring material that is highly utilitarian in a home, restaurant or office.
Material Available In: 3 ¼”, 4” and 5”
Deerbend™ White Oak has a medium high degree of color variability and ranges from light tan colors to medium tan colors with a grayish cast to medium brown colors. We offer highly selected straight grain offerings, which are color selected to yield a uniform medium tan color. White Oak undergoes a medium degree of color change, with a slight amber over time.
Material Available In: 3 ¼”, 4”, 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Appleton™ Red Oak has a consistent pink tone throughout and can have a small degree of gray cast in some grains. Red Oak undergoes a medium degree of color change, with a slight amber over time.
Material Available In: 3 ¼”, 4”, 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Metro Hickory has a high degree of variation and mineral streaking throughout its grain and yields a variety of pink, grey, tan and white colors throughout. We mill this material from the Missouri Ozark region and it produces a strong floor that is resistant to wear and is often preferred for its degree of character and knots.
Material Available In: 3 ¼”, 4”, 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Heritage™ NewHeart™ SYP (shortleaf yellow pine) is selected to yield up to 75% heartwood from newly harvested, cold-season, shortleaf, native Missouri yellow pine from the Mark Twain National Forest. Knots are tight, dark brown and range from ¼” to 3” in diameter.
Material Available In: 5”, 7”
Silhouette SugarPine™ EWP (eastern white pine) is selected to yield up to 50% heartwood from newly harvested, old-growth, cold-season, NELMA certified eastern white pine. Knots are sound, redish-tan and range from ¼” to 5” in diameter. This is really beautiful material and makes a very pleasant floor that ages wonderfully.
Material Available In: 6”, 8”, 10”, 12”
American Cherry has a straight grain and fine texture. The sapwood is pinkish while the heartwood is reddish-brown to deep red, with brown flecks and some gum pockets. It has a cream colored sapwood which contrasts sharply with the reddish heartwood. In the heartwood the color can range from a pinkish red to darker red. Our grade of Cherry contains various sizes knots which distinguishes it’s character.
Material Available In: 3 ¼”, 4”, 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Brownbear Walnut has a wide range of color variability from a contrasting cream colored sapwood to tan to medium brown to chocolate brown heartwood. Historic Floor offers a select quarter sawn grade which does not include any of the cream colored sapwood. American Walnut exhibits a medium high degree of color change with the dark brown heartwood lightening over time to a more golden brown with the muting of the color variation found when freshly milled.
Material Available In: 3 ¼”, 4”, 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Charleston™ Heart Pine is milled from trees logged from ecologically managed forests in South Carolina that average 100-150 years old. Material is selected to yield up to 90% heartwood and contain tight knots from ¼” to 2” in diameter.
Material Available In: 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Rice Mill™ Reclaimed Heart Pine is milled from pine timbers reclaimed from structures such as rice mills and storehouses from the mid to late 19th century from South Carolina. Occasional nail, bolt and worm holes can be present as well as random, tight knots with a rich brownish red color.
Material Available In: 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”
Maple Hill hardwood flooring is a strong, dense, supremely durable hardwood maple floor that is close-grained, and offers a natural beauty when given a transparent finish. Maple Hill is also offers versatility, as its well-suited for a variety of treatments, stains and finishes. Great for both residential or business use, Maple Hill works equally as well in a contemporary or rustic setting. Some amber or grain variation occurs naturally in the grade of material and can accentuate this naturally bright-grained maple hardwood flooring.
Plank Size: 3 ¼” and 5”
*Any wood species that is available in 3 1/4″ width is ONLY available as unfinished wood. Treatment options are only available on widths of 5″ and larger.
**Wood is a natural flooring material that inherently contains distinctive differences in grain and color configurations. These subtle differences that occur in nature create the beauty, warmth and individuality of each Historic™ floor.
***The room scenes and photography on this site are intended as a visual guide, as your Historic™ floor may vary in actual color or grain pattern.
****As market conditions are ever-changing, pricing may fluctuate. The prices listed here are meant to serve as a guide, contacting Historic Floor for a quote will give you an exact figure.