Pitch pine

The Pitch Pine was used by early settlers and today is an important part of Cape Cod's fauna and flora.

Pinus rigida, the pitch pine Artist M.E Eaton Year 1916

Re-machined from old beams, these solid reclaimed Pitch Pine boards have been planed to revive the timber’s natural colouration and decorative grain. Pitch Pine is sought-after for its durability and striking appearance. With a smoother, stripped-back aesthetic, these dense, hardwearing boards offer rich orange to reddish-brown tones and provide a traditional look, ideal for Victorian era properties. These boards are available square edged or with a tongue and groove profile, and are…

Pitch Pine parquet floors are very typically Victorian, and we're used predominantly in the schools, and churches of that period.

Pitch pine floor - Colour staining and what we found Art of Clean Chittering Ely Cambridge Bury St Edmunds Bishops Stortford

Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida)

Pitch Pine

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Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida)