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Harrogate Flooring

Redwood Pine Flooring

Redwood Pine Flooring

£42.00 GBP
£42.00 GBP
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Solid pine floorboards made from prime Scandinavian redwood with characterful knots and grain - an attractive and affordable solid wood flooring option.

Details

  • 135mm wide (approx. 5.5”) +- 5mm
  • 20mm thick
  • Mixture of grain patterns and knots
  • Planed smooth and flat - sanding is recommended after installation
  • Floorboard lengths vary from around 2-5 metres (6.5-16ft), maximum 2.4m if delivered

Ordering

  • Price is per square metre
  • There is a minimum order size of 10m2
  • It is generally recommended that you add an extra 10-25% to the number of square metres you require to allow for cutting during installation

 

Prime Scandinavian Redwood Pine Flooring

  • Our pine flooring is made from unsorted Redwood pine sideboards which are the top grade of pine. The side boards are more stable than the heartwood boards which makes our pine flooring a better choice for reduced cupping or movement in your finished pine floorboards.
  • We source our pine from one of the largest softwood timber importers in the UK. 
  • Scandinavian Redwood Pine is a great affordable choice for your solid wood flooring project. Using a sideboard is denser and more stable than the heartwood, which most suppliers use.

 

Redwood Pine is mainly imported from Sweden, Norway and Finland. Knots are common in the timber, but their size and quality vary depending on where the boards have been cut from. This is very important when selecting boards for use as pine flooring

Redwood Pine Timber can be used for many joinery type not only pine flooring but also Interior or exterior Pine Cladding, Skirting, Architrave, Furniture etc.

Scandinavian Redwood also known as Scots Pine, Scots Fir, Finish Redwood, Norway Pine, Scandinavian Pine and Baltic Redwood.

  • Strength: Scandinavian pine is solid and strong, and can last a log time if properly looked after. It looks lovely when used for pine flooring and is a more affordable option than going for hardwood flooring.
  • Sustainable: Redwood pine is a sustainable wood that comes from responsibly managed forests.
  • Resilience: Pine is resistant to insects, fungus making it ideal for pine flooring.
  • Knots: Scandinavian pine has distinctive, large, brown-tinted knots that are crown-shaped.
  • Resin: Redwood Pine has resin that protects the wood and gives it a distinctive aroma. Planing the wood smooths out the resin into a silky texture which can be felt on our pine flooring.
  • Growing Conditions: The quality of Scandinavian Pine is affected by the conditions in which it grows. Colder environments mean it grows slower and denser. Perfect for making pine floorboards with.
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  • Processing Times

    We aim for a 1-4 week turnaround, though this can change during busy periods. For current lead times, please get in touch.

  • Delivery

    Pallet delivery is available throughout the UK. Alternatively, you can collect your order from our Harrogate workshop. For further details, please see our delivery page.
Reclaimed pitch pine used to make wooden flooring

Why redwood pine?

Scandinavian redwood, also known as Scots pine, is a very affordable solid wood flooring option. It has a lovely grain pattern and, as a lighter-coloured wood, it’s highly versatile, taking a wide variety of stain colours.

Alternatively, if you’re planning on painting your flooring or laying it as a subfloor, redwood pine floorboards are a cost-effective solution.

Machine used for tongue and groove flooring

Tongue & groove or straight edge?

A tongue and groove edging helps to line floorboards up when laying your flooring and prevents draughts due to the snug fit. As the boards are interconnected, it also strengthens the finished flooring.

Straight edge floorboards are a little quicker to install and can be retrofitted more easily than tongue and groove flooring.