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?????

DuChateau Has a New FSC Floor Line

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