DuChateau Has a New FSC Floor Line

By archives on Jan. 17, 2012 | Topics: Materials | 2 Comments

San Diego-based DuChateau Floors, maker of luxe natural flooring, just announced a new collection that replicates the popular look of reclaimed barn wood.  The Heritage Timber Edition is made with FSC-certified European white oak and then distressed with surface scrapes, nail holes, notches, and saw kerf marks reminiscent of salvaged textures.  Heritage has an environmentally friendly, zero-VOC, preservative-free, hard wax oil finish with planks of 7-7/16″ wide.  Pricing starts at $12 per square foot.

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  • thistleboy

    While I want to like this it seems to me this would diminish the market for the real thing since people would be able to customize the look. Then again, I guess it would make sure there’s more reclaimed wood on the market to go around to people who want the real thing rather than just the look.

  • Tridahl

    WHY?????

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