Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine

Clover Lea Rustic 3/4"x5" White Pine Unfinished Solid

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2.56 sq. ft. per box SKU: 10000302 Comparable Price ~~$1.49/sq. ft.~~ Our Low Price $1.19/sq. ft. Over 1000 s.f. $1.09/sq. ft. Save up to $0.40/sq. ft. (27%)
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CLOVER LEA PLANTATION- 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine Natural Unfinished Solid Flooring

Clover Lea Plantation Pine Flooring and Millwork floors will bring a warm and relaxing feeling to your home.
Unfinished pine is milled with tongue and grooves on the long sides only. This maximizes the use of almost every board. If desired, the boards can be face nailed. Pine knots of up to 2" thick may be present. Please note the unfinished pine will have open holes in the board.

Quick Highlights:
- Beautiful character & natural knots
- Unfinished
- Single Length Planks
- No warranty

About Pine
As a flooring option with great natural character, Pine's rustic knot patterns and goldish-amber tones will make a country-style home stand out as well as perfectly adapting to a traditional home décor.

Pine is subject to different grading standards than oak or maple. Large knots are allowable.

Unfinished flooring is sold in open, strapped bundles and not sold in boxes.

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Brand: Clover Lea
FLOORING SKU: 10000302
SAMPLE SKU: 10011910
Trade Name: White Pine
Botanical Name: N/A
Marketing Name: Pine
Janka Rating: N/A
AC Rating: N/A
Width: 5"
Thickness: 3/4"
Construction: Solid
Installation Type: Nail
Sq. Ft. Per Box: 2.56
Hardness Rating: N/A
Waste: 10%
Weight per box/unit: 1.23
Installation Details: Installation Guide.pdf
Catalog Page: Clover Lea Catalog Page

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Installation Guide

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Clover Lea3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine

4.3

(based on 52 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to install (36)
Attractive finish (30)
Beautiful color (21)
Easy to clean (13)
Durable (8)

Cons

Scratches easily (16)
Prone to warping (7)

Best Uses

Bedroom (22)
Family room (22)
Living room (22)
Dining room (17)
Office (17)

- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid do-it-yourselfer (21), Casual do-it-yourselfer (14), Do-it-yourself (5), Professional (5)

Reviewed by 52 customers

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8/26/2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Lovely floor

By pandora888

from Pittsburgh, PA

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Beautiful Color
Easy To Install

Cons

Best Uses

Family Room
Kitchen
Living Room
Office

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

Easy install with a floor nailer

8/26/2012

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Installed 3 years ago

By tadd

from thurmount,md

About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Durable
Easy To Clean
Easy To Install

Cons

Best Uses

Bedroom
Dining Room
Family Room
Living Room
Office

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

i installed 3 years ago and with 3 kids and a dog floor still looks good. floor went down easy and has worn well much better than i thought we used it in the lr,dr,fam.hall and kitch. people still ask who did the floor.

7/19/2012

5.0

Good product for the money

By Tony

from North Carolina

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Easy To Install
Has the rustic look we

Cons

None

Best Uses

Bedroom
Cabin
Kitchen
Living Room

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

great flooring for cabins or cottages. Rustic look. easy to install. Can be face nailed which makes installation really fast.

5/15/2012

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

great for our tiny house

By big leu

from Columbus, OH

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Attractive Finish
Easy To Install

Cons

Best Uses

Living Room

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

Great product. Actually much better than I expected. We only had a couple sq ft of waste out of 160 sq ft. Love how it took the danish oil stain.

Service and delivery comments:

There was a problem with the 8' boards we ordered but they substituted for more of the 6'. We got the first pick of a new pallet and the guy let us pick through. We rejected a lot and allowed us to end up with hardly any waste.

5/7/2012

5.0

Great, rustic flooring

By Ella

from CA

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Beautiful Color

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

This stuff worked out great for me. The colour and diversity in the wood is really beautiful. Just make sure to get more extra than you'd think as some portions of boards are unusable do to damage or what have you. If nothing more, I wish I'd gotten a bit extra to use for other projects as it's so nice to work with.

Take note that I waited over a month for this to come in because it's not in very high demand. Glad I didn't hold my breath

4/14/2012

(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Good product for a ceiling

By BobinBaltimore

from Baltimore, MD

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Beautiful Color

Cons

Scratches Easily

Best Uses

Ceilings

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

Purchased this pine flooring to use for a ceiling in a pool house. Product was as-described with a pale cream yellow tinge. We finished the boards via use of a white pickling glaze. Dimensions (width and thickness) were consistent and we had no problems with majorly warped boards. Some of the end cuts were not truly perpendicular, but easily fixed. Tongues slipped into grooves easily and fit well. Chamfers were all consistent. Due to knots and a few dings or chatters, wastage was a bit higher than I would have liked, but not unreasonable. Sanding was excellent, and I didn't need to further sand before applying pickling glaze. Good product.

4/6/2012

3.0

Economical wall or ceiling surface

By Picky Pete

from Florida

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Attractive Finish

Cons

Difficult to Clean
Finish Wears Easily
Prone To Warping
Scratches Easily

Best Uses

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

Would never recomend as a flooring great for walls and ceilings if you dont mind numerous joints.

4/3/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

If your looking for that "Rustic Feel"

By Little Andy

from Jersey Shore, PA

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Inexpensive

Cons

Scratches Easily
Width variations

Best Uses

Farmhouse Feeling

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

We used this product in our living and dining rooms. Needed 540 square feet ordered 625 (15% extra), used every usable bit of it. Installation was easy with the exception of a 3/16th of an inch variation in some of the board widths, which left some noticable gaps in a couple areas. We have an old farmhouse and were going for a rustic look. The floors we think turned out beautifully for what we were going for. The floor does dent and scratch easy if you drop something or don't have the appropriate gliders/felt pads on your furniture. We used an oil modified/water based satin poly with 4 coats. I would recommend this depending on what type of look you are going for.

3/30/2012

5.0

awesome flooring

By johndeerefan

from pekin, indiana

About Me Beginner

Pros

Attractive Finish
Beautiful Color

Cons

Scratches Easily

Best Uses

Bedroom
Dining Room
Family Room
Kitchen
Living Room

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

we had never installed flooring before. after talking to the guys at lumber liquidators we were able to do it. we had measured for the rooms we had planned on putting it in and accounted for 10% waste.we had such little waste that we had enough left over to do a whole extra 12 by 12 room.we did the basement after putting plywood down for the flooring to be stapled to. rest of the house went smooth as well. this flooring does scratch easily but that is what we wanted(the rustic look). This flooring is SO much better than the carpeting we replaced it with.

2/14/2012

4.0

Good product for a ceiling

By S Jobs

from Here

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

Durable
Easy To Install

Cons

Best Uses

Bedroom
Dining Room
Family Room
Living Room
Office

Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5-1/8" x 6' New England White Pine:

Great for cottage style ceiling!!!

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Q:
I would like to use this flooring in my house but I want that old New England farm house look. How can I make these boards look old but not gray?
Asked on 4/28/2013 by marguerite from north carolina
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  A:
  Yes, you can antique them. There are several ways of distressing wood for that look. Google Search, "antiquing flooring" or "how to distress flooring".
  Answered on 4/29/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
I am building a "tiny house" on a trailer. I am considering this product for both the inside ceiling and walls....My question is for the ceiling installation. Do you see any problems specific to ceiling installation for this product? It would be nailed directly to the rafters (16" on center). Finishing it would be a bear unless done prior to installation.....
Asked on 4/25/2013 by Sharon from Portland, OR
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- A:
  All of our flooring products are designed to be installed in climate controlled environment.
  Being a natural product it will be subject to the effects of temperature and humidity. If proper heat and humidity levels are not maintained your flooring may shift, shrink, expand, gap or buckle. Thank you for your inquiry.
  Answered on 4/25/2013 by cc-2
Q:
Any tips on sanding? Grit steps? I was told to avoid the belt type due to pine being soft.
Asked on 3/26/2013 by Dan from new orleans
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  A:
  An orbital sander needs to be used. You do not need a heavy grit for new pine floors. Carefully start with 120 and finish with 200. Keep dusk off with a vacuum then wipe with a clean cloth before finishing. Penetrating natural sealers like tung oil work best with pine.
  Answered on 3/27/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
Hello - Is this product kiln dried? If so to what % moisture?

Thank you!
Asked on 2/27/2013 by Courtney from Saratoga Springs, NY
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  Yes, kiln dried to 6-9%.
  Answered on 3/5/2013 by cc-2
Q:
I have no baseboards at my house and I have concrete floors, i undercut the sheetrock 13/16 to 7/8 inch to allow wood to slid under. I cant use the elastilon due to fact that i need to be able to able to set the boards under the sheetrock then slide it back into place. I know it is not recommended to use glue down over concrete but if you had to what product (glue) would you recommend
Asked on 2/21/2013 by josh
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  Thank you for writing in! I would be glad to help you with your questions.
  You can contact me directly:
  Mark
  Technical & Installation Specialist
  Office (800)-366-4204 ext. 4857
  My work hours are 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Eastern Standard Time
  Answered on 3/5/2013 by c
Q:
Can this be glued down?
Asked on 2/9/2013 by Colleen from Bonita Springs FL
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- A:
  This is a solid 3/4" product designed to be nailed to a wood substrate.
  But can be installed over concrete using our Elastilon underlayment.
  What you should know about Elastilon Strong
  An Elastilon-backed wood floor is much faster to install than traditional nail or glue-down methods.
  Elastilon Strong can be installed on new concrete floors, handling up to 3.9% moisture content. A vapour barrier of at least 6 mil PE should be used below grade and on newly poured concrete above grade where the moisture content is above 3.9%.
  Laid down with a 5/8” (15 mm) expansion gap, Elastilon Strong creates a dynamic, floating floor that expands or contracts naturally with the hardwood.
  Elastilon Strong has no odor and is free of volatile materials.
  Elastilon Strong gives cushioned comfort.
  1/8” (3 mm) thick Elastilon Strong has ratings of IIC 62 and STC 54.
  Thermal resistance: R _ 0,15 (m K) / W
  Elastilon Strong carries a 70-year limited warranty.
  Answered on 2/12/2013 by cc-2
Q:
how long do you recoomend to let flooring acculmate before installing ? five days enough?
Asked on 1/31/2013 by Massanutten Mountain Remolder from Massanutten VA
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- A:
  All wood products are affected by environmental conditions, especially prefinished materials.
  To control wood movement- expansion or shrinkage- it is recommended to acclimate the new flooring in the areas to be installed, not in (garages, U-Haul trailers, sheds, or tents) to normal lived-in conditions while in the boxes. If the products are protected in plastic then open the ends of the boxes. Length of time is not the determining factor. The goal of acclimation is for the core of the product to reach an equilibrium or moisture balance of the new flooring with its surroundings before installation or fastening. This balance could be achieved in as little as 1 to 5 days, or longer for some dense or oily exotic species.
  
  Avoid shocking the floor.
  Just like you, wood actually performs best with consistent indoor temperatures of 60°-80° F and indoor humidity levels of 30% - 50%. Very dry or humid regions of the country usually require extended conditioning. Maintaining the recommended acclimation levels even after the installation should be viewed as ongoing floor care. Your doing so will help to minimize board movement, excessive squeaks, finish cracking and gaps.
  
  Hygrometers sold in most Target and Wal-Mart stores ($10-$45) can be used to easily identify the need to regulate the humidity or air moisture.
  In addition, to prevent board warping or bowing, do not cut the plastic support bindings on the outside of the packaging until ready to install. Store products flat, in a dry place. Provide air flow under and around cartons. Do not store directly on bare concrete or next to outside walls. Cartons should be placed as close to the center of the installation area as possible.
  
  Proper jobsite conditions, acclimation and moisture testing of the subfloor along with the new flooring all works together for the success of the installation and is the responsibility of those overseeing the project.
  Answered on 2/5/2013 by cc-2
Q:
can i pre stain and finish these boards before installation?
Asked on 1/23/2013 by Anonymous
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  You could but the edges would not be flush as this product is recommended to be sanded and finished after installation.
  Thank you for writing in.
  Answered on 1/28/2013 by cc-2
Q:
We have indoor pets. How easily do these floors scratch? Thanks
Asked on 1/21/2013 by Anonymous
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- A:
  This is a soft unfinished pine wood product.
  Despite today's advanced technology, water spills, dirt and other abrasive substances can damage a wood floor finish. Location, traffic patterns, how often the floor is vacuumed and cleaned, children and/or pets are all factors that influence wear and durability.
  Thank you for your inquiry.
  Answered on 1/28/2013 by cc-2
Q:
do i have to sand this wood
Asked on 1/12/2013 by Anonymous
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  Yes this unfinished pine floor product will require sanding and finishing.
  Thank you for writing in!
  Answered on 1/16/2013 by cc-2

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