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When you want wood floors with a sense of rustic charm, unfinished White Pine flooring is the way to go. Eastern White Pine floors are a true piece of Americana, bringing authentic character to everything from American Colonial architecture to contemporary loft flooring. With light blonde hues, smooth grain and subtle knots, unfinished White Pine flooring wears in quickly to give any space a more lived-in appearance.
You’ll find a nice range of options for unfinished Pine flooring at Carlisle Wide Plank Floors. From wide plank knotty Pine flooring to textured Hit or Miss Pine and Reclaimed Heart Pine, our Pine floors bring warmth and a sense of history to any space.
Explore and select from our gallery of our most popular finishes, specially categorized by the personalities and traits of the floor designs.
ExploreUnfinished White Pine flooring offers a more rustic feel than other pine and hardwood options. White Pine is also more affordable than hardwoods like Maple, Ash and Hickory.
Eastern White Pine is a softer wood. When comparing Pine vs. Oak, Eastern White Client has a hardness rating of 380 compared to 1290 for Red Oak or 1360 for White Oak. This softness makes White Pine floors more susceptible to scratches, dents and dings, which build up over time to create a more "lived-on" look.
Unfinished White Pine flooring is very light in color with dense grain and subtle knots.
Yellow Pine is much denser than White Pine and tends to have bolder, more pronounced grain patterns. The softness of White Pine makes it easier to work with.
A prefinished floor arrives at your home ready for installation – no sanding, staining or sealing required, as these steps have already been completed at our facility. With a prefinished floor, you can speed installation while avoiding the mess and inconvenience of finishing your floor on site.
"Dirty top" refers to a rustic grade of flooring that retains the saw marks and other imperfections of floorboards that were created generations ago. Dirty top Pine flooring can be made with reclaimed floorboards or with new floorboards that are treated with a variety of texturing techniques. Carlisle craftsmen uses several methods to texture Pine floors, including techniques that add reproduce the saw marks once left on boards cut at early sawmills as well as the hand-scraped edges that were common on boards prepared for installation by hand.
Carlisle does not produce engineered White Pine flooring, as the cost of these boards would be nearly 3 times as much as solid pine floors and would offer no additional benefits to the homeowner.
Whether you want a look that’s sleek, chic, or unique, we can provide a floor that fits your individual style.
When you choose unfinished White Pine flooring from Carlisle, there are many ways to customize your floor and make it your own.
Carlisle has been producing the finest wood floors in America for more than half a century. Every wide plank floor from Carlisle is produced with pride and passion by expert woodworkers who painstakingly craft every detail to create a surface that will be a defining feature of your home for years to come. From sourcing the soundest and most reliable timber to selecting individual planks that meet your vision for your floor, we craft unfinished White Pine flooring that is certain to exceed your expectations.
We create our floors with a strong commitment to sustainability. Our timber is strategically sourced from growers who share our commitment to sustainable forestry practices. Our forest-to-floor ethic allows us to preserve natural resources while producing floors of the highest quality and greatest beauty. And by crafting one floor at a time, we avoid mass production and dramatically reduce waste.
