Home Original Patina - 18th Century French Reclaimed Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century French Reclaimed Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring
Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century Reclaimed French Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring
Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century Reclaimed French Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring
Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century Reclaimed French Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring
Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century Reclaimed French Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring
Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century Reclaimed French Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring
Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century Reclaimed French Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring

Original Plank : First Cut - 18th Century French Reclaimed Kiln-Dried and Engineered Oak Flooring

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Material - Original Plank : First Cut 18th Century French Oak Flooring

Provenance - Manor Homes (Maison de Maître), France 

In-Stock - 1131 SF - Ready for immediate shipment. Please call (413) 247-6191 for price and to order. 

Specs - 18th Century First Cut, Original Plank means the highest quality of reclaimed French oak flooring.  These are the original planks where the surface texture has been worn due to centuries of wear.   This is exquisite patina where one sees and feels the satin sheen and varied rich, oak colors.

Process - Great care is taken to salvage our 18th century French oak floors.  The planks are then kiln-dried and de-nailed.  

Engineered Specs - The dried and de-nailed antique French oak planks are glued to Birch Marine Plywood.  The glue is eco-certified following strict EU guidelines. 

Top Layer: 6 mm - total thickness 3/4" - tongue & groove  - end matched

Installation - tongue & groove, end matched. No adjustments need to be made during installation such as hand-scraping.  Planks are flush after installation, no lippage.  Please call for recommended sealing instructions.

Cleaning and Maintenance:  Vacuum, then clean with Black Soap (Savon Noir) to disinfect, maintain, protect and enhance patina. 

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