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Clover Lea 3/4" x 5" Natural Unfinished Heart Pine |
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Clover Lea Plantation Pine Flooring and Millwork floors will bring a warm and relaxing feeling to your home. Quick Highlights: This product is mostly a short leaf product and the heart content is between 50-75%. About Pine Unfinished flooring is sold in open, strapped bundles and not sold in boxes. Questions? Lumber Liquidator$
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Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5" Natural Heart Pine:
Good value. Consistent quality. I have purchased this product for progressive remodel covering 3 years.
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Needs more product info: heart of yellow pine, rough cut ends, 2nds. Overall layed nicely and looks good so far.
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I assume they may come from different mills. Sometimes the bundle is mostly long boards, and the ends are cleanly cut. Sometimes the bundle is full of short (2 to 3 foot) boards between two long ones, and every end needs to be cut because they are not perpendicular, and ragged. Fortunately, most of them are good. The flooring itself is easy to put down, and looks great once installed. We used "natural" stain, and a non-glossy Poly. This was for an 1805 farmhouse, so we wanted a wider pine floor. We used the 9" regular pine in one room, and while it was nice, the heart pine was better, and certainly made of a much harder wood. Since you want to cut random lengths anyway, working around the very few bad knots was not an issue. I expected to waste a lot, but ended up being able to use almost all of it. Overall, very good, but cross your fingers and hope to get stuff from the good mill.
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Easy to work with and finish
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I purchased 900 s/f. The 12 s/f bundles each consist of one 7-footer, three 5-footers, and three 2-footers. Like someone else posted, you really do need to cut both ends of each piece to get them even. That being said, the quality of the wood was good with very few pieces bent/warped and after it's all laid down, it looks great.
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Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5" Natural Heart Pine:
This is beautiful stuff! But may not want to use in high traffic areas like a kitchen.
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Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5" Natural Heart Pine:
It does the job, but is pretty expensive and hard to get. I had to cut the wood down myself, as the planks I needed were 3 1/4" width and the only size these came in were 5". It would make sense for them to sell the wood as 3 1/4", as many houses in my area (South Bend, IN) were built using that size planks.
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Used to add to an existing hardwood floor.
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I was promised lengths "between six and ten feet."
In fact, each "bale" consisted of two seven-foot long boards on the top and bottom "sandwiching" two pairs as follows: A five-foot and a two-foot board, end-to-end. I doubt whether any harm was intended, but it had a tang of fraud, which felt ugly.
If use of short lengths is needed to complete a run, then I'd like the courtesy of being able to make those decisions myself.
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Comments about Clover Lea 3/4" x 5" Natural Heart Pine:
Like the look and easy to install. Only problem we had were several pieces had holes through the the boards were the knots were.
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What percentage of red would you say this heart pine has in it? I need to buy some boards to match my existing heart pine floors but I need it to be 70% red.1 answer
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Unknowable as each lot or even bundle may differ. Color changes can also be expected with time.Q:
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Wood flooring after installation continues to expand and contract seeking to normalize itself with its environment. Ideally, relative indoor humidity 30%-50% with temperatures of 60-80 degrees should be maintained. The (NWFA) National Wood Flooring Association states; “Side edge cracks between boards are normal, seasonal and to be expected. Seasonal gaps that will allow a dime to fit are within standards and should close back during seasons of higher humidity”.Q:
Can any of your unfinished oak flooring be used for outdoor porch flooring - it is a new covered porch.1 answer
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Our unfinished flooring has not been pre-treated for outdoor use, while you can use the unfinished oak you would have to treat it for outdoor use either prior to installation or thereafterQ:
For the 3/4" x 5" heart pine, the description states that the flooring ends MAY be face nailed implying that it is optional. However, when reading the installation instructions, its states that for 5" planks the facing ends should either be screwed down or nailed implying that the butt ends must be face nailed. If the standard nailing scheduled is followed for installing the planking, is face nailing required for the 5" planking as the verbiage online and in the installation instructions seems to contradict each other. I dont want to face nail but am not sure if the 5" plank will have cupping issues if I dont.1 answer
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I would recommend facenailing the but joints on this wider 5" plank as there is not a tongue & groove on the ends. You could add a T & G using routers or use biscuit joinery.Q:
I want to use this wood for a small hall area that butts into LR with hearat of pine floors. I would like to replace some of the planks on that floor but the width is smaller ( est 2 1/2 ")1 answer
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I would be glad to help you with this question.Q:
What is the botanical name of the tree used in this flooring ??1 answer
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Pinus taeda (Loblolly Pine)Q:
What is the heart content of the boards? Thank you.1 answer
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Heart Pine is the trade name for this type of solid pine flooring.Q:
There is a discrepancy in the answer given by your tech staff regarding the length of the boards in this flooring, which they say is 8 feet, vs the description in the first page, which states 3,5, and 7 feets. Please to tell me whiches corrects.1 answer
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I apologize for the mis-information previously posted.Q:
Do you provide heart pine flooring in 3-1/4" width or only in the 5" width as shown in the web page?1 answer
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Unfortunately Heart pine is only available in the 5" width.Q:
I am looking for flooring for a bedroom that I can paint. Is this a good choice? What would you suggest? I want something that is easy to install also. Thank You!!1 answer
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This is probably the easiest unfinished product that we carry for you to work with for this type of application. |
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